Certainly! Here's a compilation of advanced English phrases commonly used in essays:
1. In light of: Used to introduce a new perspective or consideration.
2. In essence: To summarize the core or essential point.
3. Moreover: Indicates an additional point or emphasis.
4. Conversely: Shows contrast or opposite viewpoint.
5. Subsequently: Refers to something that happens after a previous event.
6. Nevertheless: Indicates a contrast or concession to the previous point.
7. Inevitably: Suggests that something is bound to
happen.
8. Accordingly: Shows correlation or agreement with what has been said.
9. Evidently: Clearly or obviously.
10. Nonetheless: Despite what has been said or done.
11. In retrospect: Looking back at something.
12. Consequently: As a result of something.
13. Significantly: Highlights the importance or impact of something.
14. Notwithstanding: Despite a particular circumstance.
15. Conclusively: Bringing something to an end or a final decision.
16. Undoubtedly: Without a doubt.
17. Correspondingly: In a manner that corresponds to something else.
18. Altogether: Completely or entirely.
19. Notably: Worthy of attention or observation.
20. Invariably: Always or without exception.
21. Henceforth: From this point forward.
22. Precisely: Exactly or accurately.
23. Invariably: Without fail or always.
24. Ostensibly: Apparently or seemingly.
25. Arguably: Able to be supported by argument.
26. Conceivably: Possibly or feasibly.
27. Paradoxically: Contrary to expectations or seeming logic.
28. Solely: Only or exclusively.
29. Explicitly: Clearly stated or expressed.
30. Implicitly: Implied but not directly expressed.
These phrases can elevate the quality of your writing and demonstrate a deeper understanding of the topic at hand. Remember to use them judiciously and appropriately within the context of your essay to enhance clarity and coherence.
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