moredeterminer
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
(quantifier)
Definitions
Used before a noun to indicate a larger or additional amount or number.
Would you like some more food?
morepronoun
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
(quantifier)
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
more of something
further amount
additional amount
Antonyms
moreadverb
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
even more
further on
more so
to a greater extent
Antonyms
manydeterminer

more

UK
/ˈmeni/
US
/ˈmɛni/
(quantifier — with plural countable nouns)
Definitions
Used before plural countable nouns to indicate a large number.
Many people came to the concert.
Synonyms
a lot of
lots of
plenty of
a large number of
a great number of
Antonyms
scarcely any
hardly any
not many
manypronoun

more

UK
/ˈmeni/
US
/ˈmɛni/
(quantifier — with plural countable nouns)
Definitions
Used alone to refer to a large number of people or things already mentioned or understood.
Many of the students were absent.
Synonyms
a lot
a great number
Antonyms
not many
hardly any
manynoun
Definitions
Used to refer to the majority of ordinary people, as opposed to a select few (the elite, the privileged).
The many are often ignored by politicians.