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pronunciation:
mor
parts of speech:
adjective, noun, adverb
phrases:
more and more, more or less
part of speech: adjective
definition 1: comparative of "many" and "much."
definition 2: in greater number, size, amount, quality, or degree.
More people came to the show tonight than last night.This apartment has more space.They have more money than we do.
synonyms:
bigger, greater, larger
antonyms:
fewer, less
similar words:
higher, longer
definition 3: extra; additional.
I'd like more spaghetti, please.
synonyms:
additional, extra, further, other, supplemental, supplementary
similar words:
added, reserve, spare
 
part of speech: noun
definition 1: an additional or greater quantity, degree, or extent.
He makes a good salary, but he would like to make more.
 
synonyms:
increase
antonyms:
fewer, less
similar words:
addition, extra, supplement, surplus
definition 2: something better.
I expected more from the president.
synonyms:
better
similar words:
improvement
definition 3: (used with a pl. verb) a greater amount or number of people or things previously indicated.
More will fit in the box than I thought.
 
part of speech: adverb
definition 1: comparative of "much."
definition 2: in or to a greater degree or extent.
I find this tool more useful for this kind of work.You are more skilled at this than I am.The lawnmower cost more than I could afford.
similar words:
better, further, too
definition 3: again; further.
I need to exercise more.We are not working any more.
synonyms:
further
similar words:
again, longer
phrase: more and more, more or less