Indicates that the next idea will be more of the same; it will continue the previous thought., Effectively, Essentially, Fittingly, In addition, In fact, Indeed, Moreover, Specifically, Indicates that the next idea is the result of the first; indicates a cause/effect relationship, Accordingly, Consequently, For this reason, Subsequently, To that end, Indicates that the next idea will contrast the previous idea; indicates a shift in perspective, Alternatively/Alternately, Conversely, Despite this, Even so, In any case, In spite of, Meanwhile, Nevertheless/Nonetheless, On the contrary, Regardless, Still, That said, Whereas, While, Indicates a closing thought; introduces the end of a thought, paragraph, or essay, All in all, All things considered, Altogether, In conclusion, In essence, In short
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