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/mɔː/
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/mɔr/
more eye-opening
more heart-warming
more many-headed
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more
determiner
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
(quantifier)
Synonyme
supplementary
increased
further
extra
additional
Antonyme
no
fewer
less
more
pronomen
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
(quantifier)
Synonyme
more of something
further amount
rest
remainder
surplus
addition
extra
additional amount
increase
supplement
Antonyme
none
less
more
adverb
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
Synonyme
further
even more
additionally
furthermore
besides
still
yet
extra
further on
more so
to a greater extent
increasingly
Antonyme
less
many
determiner
more
UK
/ˈmeni/
US
/ˈmɛni/
(quantifier — with plural countable nouns)
Synonyme
a lot of
lots of
plenty of
a large number of
a great number of
countless
numerous
Antonyme
few
scarcely any
hardly any
not many
many
pronomen
more
UK
/ˈmeni/
US
/ˈmɛni/
(quantifier — with plural countable nouns)
Synonyme
a lot
a great number
plenty
Antonyme
few
not many
handful
hardly any
Definitionen
more
determiner
Used before a noun to indicate a larger or additional amount or number.
Would you like some more food?
more
pronomen
Used alone to refer to a larger or additional amount or number of something already mentioned or understood.
She asked for more of the delicious cake.
more
adverb
Used after verbs to indicate a greater amount, degree, or intensity of an action.
You should exercise more.
Used before adjectives or adverbs to form the comparative degree, especially with longer words or those ending in "-ly".
This is far more difficult than it looks.
many
determiner
Used before plural countable nouns to indicate a large number.
Many people came to the concert.
many
pronomen
Used alone to refer to a large number of people or things already mentioned or understood.
Many of the students were absent.
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