Pronunciation: /fɔːrˈbaɪ/
adverb in addition; besides
A1 I can speak English, and forby, I can speak French.
A2 She enjoys playing the piano, and forby, she is a talented singer.
B1 The hotel has a swimming pool, sauna, and forby, a gym for guests to use.
B2 The company offers competitive salaries, bonuses, and forby, excellent health benefits.
C1 The research team presented their findings at the conference, and forby, published a paper in a scientific journal.
C2 The CEO is known for his strategic vision, leadership skills, and forby, his philanthropic efforts in the community.
preposition in addition to; besides
A1 I packed my lunch forby bringing an apple and a sandwich.
A2 She always carries an umbrella forby the rain.
B1 The hotel offers free breakfast forby providing a variety of options.
B2 The company is known forby its excellent customer service.
C1 The artist is admired forby his unique style and creativity.
C2 The author is famous forby writing best-selling novels in multiple genres.
formal The evidence presented in court was more than enough to prove his guilt forby any doubt.
informal I told him to pick up some groceries on his way home, and forby, grab some milk too.
slang I ain't going to that party, forby it's gonna be lame.
figurative His passion for music shines through in his performances, forby his natural talent.
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