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/mɔːr/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
Greater in amount, number, or size.
This recipe calls for more flour than I have.
Additional; extra.
He gave me more information on the subject.
adverb
To a greater extent or degree; in addition.
I would like more coffee, please.
Used for emphasis when making a comparison.
She is more talented than her brother.
An indefinite quantity that is greater than a specified amount.
We need more time to complete the project.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English 'māra', comparative of 'mā'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
more or less
To some extent; approximately.
more than meets the eye
There is more complexity or significance than what is immediately apparent.
the more the merrier
The more people there are, the more enjoyable the occasion will be.
Related Words
most
The greatest amount or degree.
moreover
In addition to what has been said.
Slang Meanings
More of something that is desired or needed.
I could use more of that awesome pizza!
Additional experiences or stories.
Tell me more about your vacation!