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| Accordingly || as a result, consequently, correspondingly, hence, therefore;
| Accordingly || as a result, consequently, hence, therefore, thus; may also mean "correspondingly"
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| Additionally / In addition / In addition to / additionally || also, as well, furthermore, moreover
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| Afterward || next, subsequently, then
| Afterward || next, subsequently, then
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| Also  || additionally, as well, besides, equally, moreover
| Also  || additionally, as well, furthermore, moreover; may also mean "equally"
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| As a result || Accordingly, consequently, correspondingly, hence, therefore;   
| As a result || Accordingly, consequently, correspondingly, hence, therefore;   
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| Finally || eventually, at the end, in conclusion
| Finally || eventually, at the end, in conclusion
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| For ||
| For || "having a purpose", a reason (note: "for" is a preposition, so it is more likely to be used as "for this reason")
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| For example ||
| For example || for instance, like, such as
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| For instance ||
| For instance || as an example, for example, such as
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| For these reasons ||
| For these reasons || because, because of, due to, since
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| Fortunately ||
| Fortunately || "good thing that"; happily, luckily, thankfully
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| Furthermore ||
| Furthermore || additionally, also, as well, moreover
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| Hence ||
| Hence || accordingly, consequently, for this reason, that being the case, therefore, thus
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| In addition / In addition to / additionally ||
| In broad terms || generally,
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| In broad terrms ||
| In conclusion || to sum up,
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| In effect ||  
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| In effect ||
| In fact || "as a matter of fact", "that is to say"
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| In fact ||
| In other words || "explained differently"
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| In other words ||
| Indeed || "as a matter of fact"
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| Indeed ||
| Like || for instance, likewise, similar to
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| Like ||
| Likewise || "by the same token," like, similarly, the same as
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| Likewise ||
| Moreover  || additionally, as well, furthermore
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| Moreover ||
| Similarly || comparably, correspondingly, likewise
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| Similarly  ||
| Specifically || particularly, precisely
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| Specifically ||
| Subsequently || after, next, then, thereafter, thereupon
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| Subsequently ||
| Then || after, next, thereafter, thereupon, subsequently
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| Then ||
| Therefore || accordingly, as a result, consequently, hence, thus
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| Therefore ||
| Thus || accordingly, as a result, consequently, hence, therefore,
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| Alternatively ||
| Alternatively || on the other hand, conversely, in contrast
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| Although ||
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| At any rate ||
| Although || despite the fact, even though, however, not withstanding, while
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| Besides ||
| At any rate || anyhow, anyway, in any event, nevertheless
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| By contrast ||
| Besides || apart from, aside from, not including, on top of that; may also mean "except for"
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| Conversely ||
| By contrast || compared to, next to
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| Despite / Despite this ||
| Conversely || alternatively, on the other hand
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| However ||
| Despite / Despite this || in spite of, regardless of, though, "without being affected by"; also may mean "in contrast to"
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| In any case ||
| However || but, yet, although,
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| In contrast ||
| In any case || whatever happens, anyway
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| Instead ||
| In contrast || by comparison, conversely, the opposite,
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| Meanwhile ||
| Instead || alternatively, rather, in place of
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| Nevertheless ||
| Meanwhile || for the time being, for now
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| Nonetheless ||
| Nevertheless || "yes, but"; at any rate, anyhow, anyway, in any event, nonetheless, yet
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| On one hand ||
| Nonetheless || "yes, but"; in spite of, nevertheless, regardless, yet
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| On the other hand ||
| On one hand / On the other hand || = suggests a contrast
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| Regardless ||
| Regardless || anyway, all the same, despite just the same, still
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| Though ||
| Though || despite, even though, "for all that"
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| Whatever ||
| Whatever || "at all" (as in "whatever good it does")
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| Whether ||
| Whether || = sets up a comparison or contrast ("whether or not I go...")
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| While ||
| While || whereas (a contrast)
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| Yet ||
| Yet || although, even so, however, just the same, in spite of, nevertheless, nonetheless, still
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Revision as of 04:02, 19 March 2021

Transition Words

General Characteristic of the Transition[edit | edit source]

    • does it support (POSITIVE)
    • or does it contradict (NEGATIVE)
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
expands contrasts
explains contradicts
restates states an opposite
adds information offers alternative
gives example Says "yes... but"
compares
draws a conclusion from
follows chronologically or creates a sequence

Transition Word Translations & Meanings[edit | edit source]

POSITIVE TRANSITION WORDS

TRANSITION WORD TRANSLATION(s) / SYNONYMS
Accordingly as a result, consequently, hence, therefore, thus; may also mean "correspondingly"
Additionally / In addition / In addition to / additionally also, as well, furthermore, moreover
Afterward next, subsequently, then
Also additionally, as well, furthermore, moreover; may also mean "equally"
As a result Accordingly, consequently, correspondingly, hence, therefore;
As a rule generally, normally, ordinarily, usually
As Such "if so, then"; by definition, essentially
Consequently Accordingly, as a result, correspondingly, hence, therefore
Finally eventually, at the end, in conclusion
For "having a purpose", a reason (note: "for" is a preposition, so it is more likely to be used as "for this reason")
For example for instance, like, such as
For instance as an example, for example, such as
For these reasons because, because of, due to, since
Fortunately "good thing that"; happily, luckily, thankfully
Furthermore additionally, also, as well, moreover
Hence accordingly, consequently, for this reason, that being the case, therefore, thus
In broad terms generally,
In conclusion to sum up,
In effect
In fact "as a matter of fact", "that is to say"
In other words "explained differently"
Indeed "as a matter of fact"
Like for instance, likewise, similar to
Likewise "by the same token," like, similarly, the same as
Moreover additionally, as well, furthermore
Similarly comparably, correspondingly, likewise
Specifically particularly, precisely
Subsequently after, next, then, thereafter, thereupon
Then after, next, thereafter, thereupon, subsequently
Therefore accordingly, as a result, consequently, hence, thus
Thus accordingly, as a result, consequently, hence, therefore,

NEGATIVE TRANSITION WORDS

TRANSITION WORD TRANSLATION(s) / SYNONYMS
Alternatively on the other hand, conversely, in contrast
Although despite the fact, even though, however, not withstanding, while
At any rate anyhow, anyway, in any event, nevertheless
Besides apart from, aside from, not including, on top of that; may also mean "except for"
By contrast compared to, next to
Conversely alternatively, on the other hand
Despite / Despite this in spite of, regardless of, though, "without being affected by"; also may mean "in contrast to"
However but, yet, although,
In any case whatever happens, anyway
In contrast by comparison, conversely, the opposite,
Instead alternatively, rather, in place of
Meanwhile for the time being, for now
Nevertheless "yes, but"; at any rate, anyhow, anyway, in any event, nonetheless, yet
Nonetheless "yes, but"; in spite of, nevertheless, regardless, yet
On one hand / On the other hand = suggests a contrast
Regardless anyway, all the same, despite just the same, still
Though despite, even though, "for all that"
Whatever "at all" (as in "whatever good it does")
Whether = sets up a comparison or contrast ("whether or not I go...")
While whereas (a contrast)
Yet although, even so, however, just the same, in spite of, nevertheless, nonetheless, still