added
adjective /ˈæd.ɪd/Definition
› extra: He had the added disadvantage of being the only man present. She lost her job last week, and now added to that she's pregnant again.Also, extra, and in addition
(Definition of added adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- additional adjective
- again adverb (IN ADDITION)
- along adverb (WITH YOU)
- also adverb
- ancillary adjective
- case noun (SITUATION)
- extra- prefix
- for good measure idiom
- for luck idiom
- furthermore adverb
- have sth in hand idiom
- second adverb
- thirdly adverb
- to boot idiom
- to cap it all idiom
- to say nothing of ... idiom
- together adverb (AND ALSO)
- too adverb (ALSO)
- yet adverb (EVEN NOW)
- yet adverb (MORE)
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