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Definitions

to boot

ADVERB

also

Synonyms

STRONGEST

again further likewise more still too

STRONG

besides

WEAK

additionally along along with and as well as well as conjointly furthermore in conjunction with in like manner including more than that moreover on top of over and above plus together with withal

ADVERB

besides

Synonyms

STRONG

also as well in addition likewise too

WEAK

added to additionally along with and all apart from as well as aside from beyond conjointly else exceeding exclusive of extra further furthermore in conjunction with in distinction to in excess of in other respects more more than moreover not counting on the side on top of everything other than otherwise plus secondly supplementary to together with what's more with the exception of yet

ADVERB

further

Synonyms

STRONGEST

again also farther then yet

WEAK

as well as besides beyond distant in addition moreover on top of over and above what's more yonder

ADVERB

furthermore

Synonyms

STRONG

moreover

WEAK

additionally along as well besides likewise not to mention too what's more withal yet

ADVERB

moreover

Synonyms

STRONG

furthermore

WEAK

also as well besides by the same token further in addition likewise more too what is more yet

ADVERB

too

Synonyms

STRONGEST

further more

STRONG

besides likewise

WEAK

additionally along as well furthermore in addition into the bargain moreover withal

Antonyms

WEAK

little

ADVERB

yet

Synonyms

STRONGEST

besides further in addition

STRONG

again into the bargain on top of

WEAK

moreover still further

Example Sentences

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Dominic Lazzaretto, the city manager, emphasized that the council had no power to boot Wang unless she’d been convicted of a crime.

From Los Angeles Times • May 29, 2026

Should Carey manage to find a buyer willing to pay anything close to her asking price, however, that sum would easily cover the outstanding loan amount—and leave the singer with a hefty profit to boot.

From MarketWatch • Apr. 13, 2026

The inevitable Slam triumph followed in New York, Alcaraz claiming the number one ranking to boot.

From BBC • Feb. 1, 2026

An appeals court also sided with Cook, prompting the DOJ to ask the Supreme Court to boot her from the board.

From Slate • Jan. 12, 2026

We didn’t even bother to say any good-byes, and to boot, I’d soon be stuck with mean and unlucky Okonkwo for the rest of our trip, and we had a long, long way to go.

From "Gone Crazy in Alabama" by Rita Williams-Garcia

to boot

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