besides
Pronunciation: [bɪˈsaɪdz]
Word
Context: "addition"
(preposition) used to add more information or ideas, like saying there is something more to consider. If you mention another person or thing along with what you've already talked about, you use 'besides.'
Example
Besides my dog, I also have a cat.
Example
I didn't enjoy the movie; besides, it was too long.
Example
What do you like, besides ice cream?
Context: "exception"
(adverb) used to say that something does not apply in a particular case, meaning except for. It helps you mention what doesn't count in a situation.
Example
Everyone besides Jake went to the party.
Example
Nobody besides my brother likes spinach.
Example
Is there anyone here besides me?
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