Definition for More:

• With an adjective or adverb ( instead of the suffix - er) to form the comparative degree; as, more durable; more active; more sweetly.

Synonyms for More:

• adj.

  •additional (adjective)
  • grown,
  • increased,
  • incremented,
  • expanded,
  • amalgamated,
  • augmented,
  • enlarged,
  • raised,
  • accrual,
  • extended,
  • Annexed.
  •additional, greater (adjective)
  • deeper,
  • over and above,
  • enhanced,
  • more than that,
  • Aggrandized,
  • And,
  • spare,
  • heavier,
  • wider,
  • else,
  • amassed,
  • further,
  • exceeding,
  • farther.
  •all (adjective)
  • more.
  •better (adjective)
  • greater,
  • preponderant.
  •excessive (adjective)
  • most recrementitious,
  • more unmeasurable,
  • most plethoric,
  • most unmeasurable,
  • over-board,
  • un due,
  • in ordinate,
  • super-abundant,
  • in-temperate,
  • un duer,
  • un-duer,
  • self indulgent,
  • un-duest,
  • sky-high,
  • more plethoric,
  • super natural,
  • un duest,
  • more recrementitious,
  • more overkill,
  • un-bounded,
  • un measurable,
  • skyhigh,
  • un-conscionable,
  • un reasonable,
  • in-ordinate,
  • un-reasonable,
  • super abundant,
  • sky high,
  • selfindulgent,
  • stratospheric,
  • more overboard,
  • un conscionable,
  • most overboard,
  • un bounded,
  • super-natural,
  • over board,
  • over-kill,
  • over kill,
  • towering,
  • un-measurable,
  • dis-proportionate,
  • most overkill,
  • dis proportionate,
  • in temperate,
  • un-due.
  •extra (adjective)
  • more button,
  • tippest,
  • in-essential,
  • gravier,
  • graviest,
  • in reserve,
  • in essential,
  • most lagniappe,
  • more gingerbread,
  • un needed,
  • more lagniappe,
  • sur-plussest,
  • icest,
  • ICER,
  • sur plusser,
  • more another,
  • re serve,
  • un used,
  • more reserve,
  • re-serve,
  • most another,
  • most beyond,
  • most gingerbread,
  • un necessary,
  • more beyond,
  • most button,
  • tipper,
  • fussest,
  • sur-plusser,
  • un-necessary,
  • super numerary,
  • un-needed,
  • gravy,
  • sur plussest,
  • most reserve,
  • extra-ordinary,
  • un-used,
  • super-numerary.
  •over (adjective)
  • more excessively,
  • most excessively,
  • most immensely,
  • more additionally,
  • most inordinately,
  • tooest,
  • most unduly,
  • ever,
  • most overly,
  • tooer,
  • more immensely,
  • un duly,
  • more ever,
  • more extremely,
  • re-maining,
  • more unduly,
  • most additionally,
  • more overly,
  • most ever,
  • un-duly,
  • more inordinately,
  • most extremely,
  • re maining.
  •overabundant (adjective)
  • over abundant.

• adv

  •additionally (adverb)
  • moreover.
  •also (adverb)
  • withal,
  • on top of,
  • along with,
  • too,
  • in like manner,
  • as well as,
  • in conjunction with,
  • to boot,
  • conjointly,
  • together with.
  •to a greater extent (adverb)
  • increasingly.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • to a greater extent.
  •also (adverb)
  • further-more.
  •besides (adverb)
  • be yond,
  • be sides,
  • with exception of,
  • in excess of,
  • what more,
  • be-sides,
  • on top everything,
  • be-yond.
  •better (adverb)
  • to greater degree,
  • more thoroughly,
  • a greater degree,
  • greater degree,
  • in superior way,
  • more attractively.
  •to a greater extent (adverb)
  • longer,
  • additionally,
  • furthermore.
  •too (adverb)
  • into bargain,
  • in to bargain,
  • in to the bargain.

• n.

  •
  • exceptional,
  • Hyper-,
  • overly,
  • beyond.
  •
  • as well,
  • massed,
  • major,
  • higher,
  • together with something,
  • supplementary,
  • in addition.
  •
  • bounteous,
  • plentiful,
  • numerous,
  • infinite,
  • scarce,
  • scanty,
  • innumerable.
  •
  • fresh,
  • increase.
  •Thomas More (noun)
  • Thomas More.
  •added (noun)
  • added.
  •additional (noun)
  • another.
  •person (noun)
  • Sir Thomas More.
  •to a greater extent (noun)
  • big.

• prep.

  •another (preposition)
  • a distinct,
  • one more,
  • a further,
  • a separate,
  • some other.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • excess,
  • extracurricular,
  • furthest,
  • surplus,
  • double,
  • upwards,
  • backup,
  • unconscionable,
  • undue,
  • deluge,
  • record-breaking,
  • doubly,
  • upward,
  • rather,
  • outnumber,
  • aplenty.
  •
  • overdone,
  • record.
  •
  • above.
  •
  • new.
  •
  • good.

Paraphrases for More:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    anymore.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    anymore.
  • Adverb
    anymore.

• Independent

  • Adjective, comparative
    severer, tougher, Simpler, stricter, Narrower, poorer, greener, firmer, smoother, cooler, harsher, bolder, WISER, shorter, broader, worthier, NEWER, richer, stiffer, deeper, softer, NICER, cleaner, Tighter, weaker, steeper, slower, younger, taller, darker, thicker, harder, sharper, thinner.
  • Adjective
    safest.
  • Proper noun, singular
    most, furthermore.
  • Noun, plural
    Measures, instruments, Hundreds, Miles, depths, Ones, Gains, guys, ages.
  • Adverb, comparative
    deeper, harder.
  • Adverb
    harder, most, rather, furthermore.
  • Verb, past tense
    removed, Mentioned, stopped, Ceased, Disappeared, expected, Exceeded, Followed, raised, left, needed, changed, dropped, focused, Ran, found, Accounted, Got, guys.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Furthering.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    becomes, ceases, enhances, exceeds, continues, Leaves, needs, goes, makes.

Antonyms for More:

• adj.

  • additional, greater
    fewer, less.
  • Other antonyms:
    to a lesser extent.

More Sentence Examples:

• And no more it will now.

• Well, what more is there then?

Homophones for More:

• meir, Moro, mainer, mower, menura, mummer, Mary I, moire, monroe, monomer, Mr., mar, mary, maimer, mummery, moor, myrrh, moray, maar, mimir, MORR, merry, mimer, miry, memory, muir, mayor, mire, marry, murrow, minor, mari, moirae, moon ray, maori, MOR, menurae, mr, mare, mara, marrow, myanmar, manner, murre, menorrhea, mri, miner, moneyer, monera, moirai, monario, miro, manor, maria, menorah, mirror, miri, moore, mwera, memoir, Mohr, meniere, mayer, menhir, mere, Mary Ii, moon-ray, murray, mohair, mammary, morrow, marri, mohria, moaner, man hour, munro, manure.