any more
At this point
Any more (also written as one word) means from now on or any longer, usually in negative or questioning contexts: I don't live there any more, Do you see him any more?
In some American dialects, any more appears in positive statements to mean nowadays: Any more, everyone's on their phone.
Of greater duration
presently · these days · today · yet · again · continue · persist · remain
Additional, beyond necessary
- furtherTo a greater degree
- addedIncluded as extra
- supplementaryServing to complete
- anotherOne more of something
else · beyond · other · additional · plus · besides · moreover · furthermore
longer
Of greater duration
currently · presently · these days · today · yet · again · continue · persist · remain · ongoing
extra
Additional, beyond necessary
- furtherTo a greater degree
- addedIncluded as extra
- supplementaryServing to complete
another · else · beyond · other · additional · plus · besides · moreover · furthermore · aside from
left
Departed or portside
reserve · surplus · excess · additional · other · else · beyond · further · rest · remainder
any morestill
Unmoving, or continuing
as always · continuously · never again · no longer · yet