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The example sentences of MORE in videos (15 in total of 10000)

The Happy Prince - Bedtime Story (BedtimeStory.TV) English (US)
as preposition or subordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative people noun, plural became verb, past tense happy adjective , the determiner prince noun, singular or mass 's possessive ending body noun, singular or mass grew verb, past tense more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adverb, comparative ugly adjective .
Logic - Black SpiderMan ft. Damian Lemar Hudson (Official Video) English (US)
♪ proper noun, singular for preposition or subordinating conjunction more proper noun, singular more proper noun, singular and coordinating conjunction more proper noun, singular and coordinating conjunction moe proper noun, singular and coordinating conjunction more proper noun, singular and coordinating conjunction more proper noun, singular and coordinating conjunction more proper noun, singular ♪ proper noun, singular
The Copper Canyon and El Chepe Train in Mexico (Hot Springs, Adventure Park and More) English (US)
a determiner little adverb more adjective, comparative , a determiner little adverb more adjective, comparative , a determiner little adverb more adjective, comparative , a determiner little adverb more adjective, comparative , a determiner little adverb more adjective, comparative , a determiner little adverb more adjective, comparative ,
Iceland's Tourism Revolution English (US)
more proper noun, singular people noun, plural require verb, non-3rd person singular present more adjective, comparative roads noun, plural , more adjective, comparative parking noun, singular or mass lots noun, plural , more adjective, comparative paths noun, plural , soon adverb enough adverb it personal pronoun starts noun, plural to to
JONATHAN CAHN: URGENT MESSAGE DECEMBER 2020 | Where We Are Now And What You Need To Know English (US)
of preposition or subordinating conjunction god proper noun, singular to to shine verb, base form even adverb more adverb, comparative bright adjective , more adverb, comparative strong adjective , more adjective, comparative uncompromised proper noun, singular , more adverb, comparative pure adjective , more adjective, comparative on preposition or subordinating conjunction fire noun, singular or mass ,
Think Differently - Motivational Video English (US)
we personal pronoun all determiner want verb, non-3rd person singular present more adjective, comparative friends noun, plural more adjective, comparative stuff noun, singular or mass more adjective, comparative money noun, singular or mass more adjective, comparative security noun, singular or mass more adjective, comparative travel noun, singular or mass more adjective, comparative enjoyment noun, singular or mass .
How To Grow Into A Hero In 60 Minutes | Robin Sharma English (US)
to to make verb, base form the determiner world noun, singular or mass a determiner place noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative love noun, singular or mass , more adjective, comparative light noun, singular or mass , more adjective, comparative heroism noun, singular or mass , more adjective, comparative creativity noun, singular or mass , more adjective, comparative
What Caffeine Does to the Body English (US)
and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative builds verb, 3rd person singular present up preposition or subordinating conjunction on preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner outside adverb more adjective, comparative of preposition or subordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative - more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative of preposition or subordinating conjunction it personal pronoun combined verb, past tense to to more adjective, comparative receptors noun, plural and coordinating conjunction
Why Bitcoin is a Scam English (US)
meanwhile adverb , as preposition or subordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative people noun, plural speculate verb, non-3rd person singular present on preposition or subordinating conjunction bitcoin proper noun, singular , it personal pronoun consumes verb, 3rd person singular present more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative electricity noun, singular or mass ,
Ink Cartridges Are A Scam English (US)
you personal pronoun 'll modal be verb, base form using verb, gerund or present participle up preposition or subordinating conjunction those determiner lovely adjective ink noun, singular or mass cartridges noun, plural more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative .
Why is the Sun Yellow and the Sky Blue? English (null)
more adjective, comparative than preposition or subordinating conjunction blue adjective , which wh-determiner scatters verb, 3rd person singular present more adjective, comparative than preposition or subordinating conjunction green adjective , more adjective, comparative than preposition or subordinating conjunction yellow adjective , more adjective, comparative than preposition or subordinating conjunction red adjective , more adjective, comparative than preposition or subordinating conjunction
3 Reasons You're Not Building MUSCLE English (US)
however adverb , this determiner doesn proper noun, singular ’ t proper noun, singular mean verb, non-3rd person singular present that preposition or subordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative volume noun, singular or mass will modal always adverb produce verb, base form more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative
5 Signs You've Shifted Timelines (& this is HUGE!) English (US)
you personal pronoun 'll modal start verb, base form having verb, gerund or present participle just adverb more adjective, comparative ideas noun, plural more adjective, comparative momentum noun, singular or mass more adjective, comparative energy noun, singular or mass more adjective, comparative feelings noun, plural of preposition or subordinating conjunction resonance noun, singular or mass more adjective, comparative
5 Habits That Will Shift You Into the 5th Dimension - NOW English (US)
and coordinating conjunction feel verb, base form more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adverb, comparative grateful adjective the determiner more adjective, comparative and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative i personal pronoun think verb, non-3rd person singular present about preposition or subordinating conjunction it personal pronoun
YTP - history of the rocks, i guess English (US)
there existential there 's verb, 3rd person singular present more adjective, comparative farming noun, singular or mass and coordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative people noun, plural to to make verb, base form more adjective, comparative people noun, plural for preposition or subordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative people noun, plural for preposition or subordinating conjunction more adjective, comparative people noun, plural

Use "more" in a sentence | "more" example sentences

How to use "more" in a sentence?

  • Whatever you love is beautiful; love comes first, beauty follows. The greater your capacity for love, the more beauty you find in the world.
    -Jane Smiley-
  • If I am only happy for myself, many fewer chances for happiness. If I am happy when good things happen to other people, billions more chances to be happy!
    -Dalai Lama-
  • An element of exaggeration clings to the popular judgment: great vices are made greater, great virtues greater also; interesting incidents are made more interesting, softer legends more soft.
    -Walter Bagehot-
  • Do you want a world with . . . more joy and happiness? Then find your own joy and happiness and contribute to the joy and happiness of others.
    -Bo Lozoff-
  • This world needs more than good works. It needs good news. Good works come out of the good news.
    -Mark Driscoll-
  • Peace is more than just an absence of war. True peace is justice, true peace is freedom, and true peace dictates the recognition of human rights.
    -Ronald Reagan-
  • Greater self-esteem produces greater success, and greater success produces more high self-esteem, so it keeps on spiraling up.
    -Jack Canfield-
  • Profile of a winning team - They play to win. They have a winning attitude. They keep improving. They make their teammates more successful.
    -John C. Maxwell-
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Definition and meaning of MORE

What does "more mean?"
more

/môr/

more

adjective
In addition; extra.
adverb
For a longer period of time.
determiner
greater amount of.
pronoun
greater amount.

What are synonyms of "more"?
Some common synonyms of "more" are:
  • additional,
  • further,
  • added,
  • extra,
  • increased,
  • fresh,
  • new,
  • other,
  • supplementary,
  • supplemental,
  • spare,
  • alternative,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

additional

/əˈdiSH(ə)n(ə)l/

additional
adjective

Further or added.

further

/ˈfərT͟Hər/

further
adjective adverb conjunction verb

Extra; in addition. A greater distance; at a more distant point. (Used to introduce an additional point); also. To help to happen or develop; promote.

added

/ˈadəd/

added
adjective verb

denoting increased or enhancing quality or factor. To include as well.

extra

/ˈekstrə/

extra
adjective adverb noun

More than necessary; additional. to greater extent than usual. Special version of a newspaper.

increased
increased
verb

To make or become larger in size or amount.

fresh

/freSH/

fresh
adjective adverb

(of food) recently made or obtained. newly.

new

/n(y)o͞o/

new
adjective adverb

Not old, recently born, built or made. newly.

other

/ˈəT͟Hər/

other
adjective determiner pronoun verb

denoting person or thing distinct from one already mentioned. (Something) else; not the first (one). person or thing that is different from one already mentioned. view or treat person or group of people as intrinsically different from and alien to oneself.

supplementary

/ˌsəpləˈmen(t)ərē/

supplementary
adjective noun

completing or enhancing something. supplementary person or thing.

supplemental

/ˌsəpləˈmen(t)l/

supplemental
adjective

given in addition.

spare

/sper/

spare
adjective noun verb

additional to what is required for ordinary use. item kept in case another item of same type is lost. To make (money or time) available for.

alternative

/ôlˈtərnədiv/

alternative
adjective noun

A different choice. possibility.

What are antonyms of "more"?
Some common antonyms of "more" are:
  • less,
  • fewer,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

less

/les/

less
adjective adverb determiner noun preposition pronoun

of lower rank or importance. To a smaller degree. smaller amount of. A smaller amount. With the subtraction of. smaller amount.

fewer

/fyo͞o/

fewer
adjective determiner pronoun

Not many; small number than another one. small number of. small number of.

Phrases and Idioms that contain "more"

more and more

at a continually increasing rate.

at a continually increasing rate.

The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same

Although something may seem superficially new, it has not altered the basic ...

Although something may seem superficially new, it has not altered the basic situation.

once more

one more time.

one more time.

more so

of the same kind to a greater degree.

of the same kind to a greater degree.

more pills

A huge number of something; an amount of something that is greater than one ...

A huge number of something; an amount of something that is greater than one can count. A reference to a popular patent medicine created in 1868 called "Carter's Little Liver Pills" (renamed "Carter's Little Pills" in 1959).

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