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besides
This term functions as a linguistic bridge to expand a list or reinforce an argument. When used as a preposition, it identifies an extra element that exists alongside others, often serving as a synonym for aside from or in addition to. It carries a neutral tone and is common in both spoken and written English.
As an adverb, the word acts as a conversational pivot to introduce a final, often decisive, reason for a decision. It typically signals a shift toward a more pragmatic or blunt justification, giving the speaker a way to shut down further debate by adding a supplementary point that outweighs previous considerations.
Meanings
Examples
Besides the salary, the company offers a great health plan.
I cannot afford a new car, and besides, I do not even have a license.
Besides his talent for painting, he is an accomplished pianist.
The hotel was too expensive. Besides, it was far from the city center.
I do not want to go out in the rain. Besides, I have too much homework.
Besides the main character, several other figures are mentioned in the text.