Word: More

Pronunciation

/mɔːr/

Definitions

• Adjective: (comparative form of ‘much’ or ‘many’) Indicating a greater quantity, extent, or degree. For example: “I need more time to finish this project.”
• Adverb: To a greater extent or degree; further, additional, or again. For example: “She wanted to know more about the topic.”
• Determiner: Used to refer to a greater amount or number than previously mentioned. For example: “She asked for more tea after finishing her first cup.”

Phrases

• “More than”: Expressing that one quantity is greater than another. For example: “I have more than enough money to buy this.”
• “No more”: Referring to the end or absence of something. For example: “There will be no more delays.”
• “More often than not”: Usually; mostly. For example: “More often than not, he arrives early to meetings.”

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “If you need more information, please consult the reference section.”
• Adverb: “He worked harder and more diligently than ever before.”
• Determiner: “Would you like some more cake? There’s plenty left.”

Synonyms

• Additional
• Further
• Greater
• Extra
• Increased
• Enhanced
• Advanced
• Supplementary
• Added
• Plus (informal)