Transition Words Vocabulary

in addition to what has been said; moreover

“The plan is costly; furthermore, it would take years to complete.”

as a further and more important point

“The data is incomplete; moreover, the few figures we have conflict.”

used to introduce a statement that contrasts with what came before

“We expected rain; however, the day stayed bright.”

in spite of that; notwithstanding

“The odds were long; nevertheless, they entered the race.”

as a result; therefore

“The bridge was closed; consequently, traffic backed up for miles.”

for that reason; consequently

“All the evidence points one way; therefore, the verdict is clear.”

in spite of that; nevertheless

“It was a small win; nonetheless, the team celebrated.”

in spite of; without being prevented by

“Notwithstanding the delays, the project shipped on budget.”

although; even though

“She agreed, albeit with obvious reluctance.”

introducing a statement that reverses the previous one

“Cutting prices can lift sales; conversely, it can erode the brand.”

in the same way; also

“She bowed to the audience, and the others did likewise.”

in a way that is appropriate to the circumstances; therefore

“The rules had changed, and we adjusted our plans accordingly.”

from this time on; in the future

“Henceforth, all reports must be submitted by Friday.”

at the same time; in the intervening period

“He fixed the engine; meanwhile, she charted the route.”

afterward; following in time or order

“The clause was added in May and subsequently removed in June.”

by that means; as a result of that

“They automated the report, thereby saving hours each week.”