What does 更に (sarani | さらに ) mean in Japanese?

	The Japanese word
	更に
	is pronounced
	sarani \| さらに
	means
	furthermore, again, after all, more and more, moreover

	Examples:
	勝利はわれわれを更に興奮させた。 shōri wa wareware o sarani kōfun sa se ta. The victory made us more excited.
	経験を積むにつれて更に知恵が身につく。 keiken o tsumu nitsurete sarani chie ga mi ni tsuku. You get more wisdom as you have more experiences.
	彼女は金持ちで、更によいことには、大変美しい。 kanojo wa kanemochi de, sarani yoi koto ni wa, taihen utsukushī. She is rich, and what is better, very beautiful.
	そして更に困ったことは、彼自身交通事故に遭ってしまった。 soshite sarani komatta koto wa, kare jishin kōtsū jiko ni atte shimatta. And to make matters worse, he met with a traffic accident.
	彼の鞄が重くて、更に悪いことには、片足のかかとにまめができてしまっていた。 kare no kaban ga omoku te, sarani warui koto ni wa, katāshi no kakato ni mame ga deki te shimatte i ta. His bag was heavy, and what was worse, one of his heels had got blistered.
	わたし達は皆、この方の満ち満ちた豊かさの中から、恵みの上に更に恵みを受けたのである。 watashi tachi wa mina, kono hō no michi michi ta yutaka sa no naka kara, megumi no ue ni sarani megumi o uke ta no de aru. From the fullness of his grace we have all received one blessing after another.

	Examples sourced from tatoeba.org