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/mɔːr/
[/mɔːr/]
comparative of many/much
Beginneradjective
Definition
Irregular comparative of 'many' and 'much'. Used to mean a greater amount or number.
Example
I need more time to finish.
I need more time to finish.
Etymology
From Old English 'māra', an irregular comparative of 'much' and 'many'.
How & Where It’s Used
Also used to form comparatives of long adjectives, as in 'more beautiful'.