seemingAdditionally

seemingAdditionally is a term used in linguistics and philosophy to describe a specific type of adverbial modification. It refers to adverbs that express a sense of addition or continuation, but with a nuanced implication that the added information might not be entirely expected or that it introduces a new facet to the discourse. While "additionally" simply denotes something added to a previous statement, "seemingAdditionally" suggests that the subsequent information, while a continuation, also carries a sense of appearing or seeming to be the case. This can introduce a subtle layer of interpretation or qualification.

The "seeming" aspect implies that the presented addition might be a surface-level observation, a perceived reality, or something that becomes apparent under certain circumstances. It doesn't necessarily mean the information is false, but rather that its inclusion is framed as an observed or apparent consequence rather than a definitive, universally accepted fact. This can be used to introduce further evidence, an alternative perspective, or a consequence that is emerging. The term highlights the delicate balance between presenting additional information and acknowledging that its status or full implication might be subject to ongoing evaluation or perception.