Additional
; more; supplementary:
additional information.
Contemporary Examples
Police have long thought that Franklin, a mechanic with a history of car thefts, was involved in additional slayings.
Grim Sleeper: Linking More Victims to L.A. Serial Killer Christine Pelisek April 4, 2011
Once transferred to Karaj Prison, he spent an additional 15 days in solitary confinement.
A Daughter’s Plea: Free My Father from Prison in Iran Mitra Pourshajari, Movements.Org, Advancing Human Rights December 25, 2014
Simple math reveals that a 40,000-troop escalation equals an additional $40 billion investment.
The Surge’s Shocking Cost Derek Thompson November 11, 2009
The firm paid back $10 billion of TARP loans, but held onto an additional $54 billion in public gifts.
The Next Meltdown Nomi Prins September 13, 2009
An additional 300 people will be added to support this new clinical staff.
Will Veterans Lose if Mitt Romney Wins? Jamie Reno July 6, 2012
Historical Examples
This matter is no longer the source of an additional form of existence.
A History of Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy Isaac Husik
Then will you sign a little contract to which we will add an additional clause?
My Double Life Sarah Bernhardt
If so, is the Panama route the best for the additional mails?
The Life of Sir Rowland Hill, Vol. II (of 2) Rowland Hill
Harte himself doubtless had additional reasons for writing it.
An Essay on Satire, Particularly on the Dunciad Walter Harte
If married he was entitled to fifty acres more, an additional fifty for every child.
An Historical Account of the Settlements of Scotch Highlanders in America J. P. MacLean
adjective
added or supplementary
adj.
1640s, from addition + -al (1). Related: Additionally.
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; more; supplementary: additional information. Contemporary Examples additionally, if inflation happened, it was so early on that we can only ever see indirect evidence for it. The Big Buzz in Space News Is Something Called “Inflation.” What Exactly Is It? Matthew R. Francis March 29, 2014 additionally, early clinical trials have indicated that the drug […]
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red, green, or blue-violet, as used in the additive process of color photography.