更に
Meanings
- even more
- further
- again
- more and more
- moreover
About this pattern
Explanation
更に is a formal or literary adverb meaning 'in addition, furthermore, more, even more.' It is used to add new information that intensifies the situation or to introduce a more extreme result after what has been stated. In written Japanese, it often connects two clauses like 'and' or 'moreover.' It can also emphasize a progression or escalation, similar to saying 'even more' in English. While 実際 in spoken language people often use さらに, 更に emphasizes a more formal or polished tone and appears frequently in news, reports, essays, and official writing.
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Example sentences
He changed the plan. Moreover, the budget also increased.
This problem is difficult. Furthermore, there is not enough time.
She put in even more effort.
Even more new information was obtained.
He explained in even more detail.
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