Transitional Words And Phrases

adverb meanwhile; in the meantime

• Betweentimes, the committee will convene to discuss the proposed changes.
• Betweentimes, we can grab a quick snack before the next meeting.
• Betweentimes, let's chill out and catch up on some gossip.
• Betweentimes, she managed to find moments of peace amidst the chaos of her daily life.

adverb used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something that has been said previously

• The research shows promising results; however, further studies are needed to confirm these findings.
• I really want to go to the concert; however, I have a lot of homework to do.
• I was going to go out with my friends tonight; however, I'm feeling lazy and just want to stay in.
• She wanted to trust him again; however, the wounds from the past were still too fresh.

adverb in addition; also

conjunction used to introduce a statement that amplifies or extends the previous one

• She excelled in academics and likewise in extracurricular activities.
• I love watching movies and likewise enjoy reading books.
• I'm into gaming and my friends are likewise addicted to it.
• Just as the flowers bloom in spring, our love for each other likewise grows stronger.