even more
To greater degree
Even more intensifies a comparison, indicating a greater degree than what was already considerable.
If something is even more impressive than expected, it surpasses an already high bar.
The phrase emphasizes that the increase comes on top of an existing quality: She was tired yesterday, but today she's even more exhausted.
To a greater degree
- additionallyIn a supplementary way
- significantlyTo meaningful extent
- substantiallyTo a significant degree
- considerablyBy a large margin
greatly · markedly · profoundly · immensely · extremely · vastly · remarkably · exceptionally
Growth in amount
- surgeSudden powerful increase
- riseMove to higher position
- growthIncrease in size
- expansionIncrease in scope
upturn · upswing · acceleration · mounting · climbing · stepping up · ramping up · building
Pressure, mental or vocal
- underscoreLow horizontal text mark
- highlightMost notable part
- accentuateTo give emphasis
- reinforceAdd strength to something
heighten · deepen · emphasize · spotlight · foreground · punctuate · bolster · amplify
Excessive quantity beyond need
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
- plethoraExcessive surplus
- extravaganceExcessive, wasteful spending
- overkillUnnecessary additional effort
too much · overload · saturation · overflow · surplus · overdoing · piling on · excessiveness
further
To a greater degree
- additionallyIn a supplementary way
- significantlyTo meaningful extent
- substantiallyTo a significant degree
considerably · greatly · markedly · profoundly · immensely · extremely · vastly · remarkably · exceptionally · extraordinarily
increase
Growth in amount
expansion · upturn · upswing · acceleration · mounting · climbing · stepping up · ramping up · building · snowballing
stress
Pressure, mental or vocal
- underscoreLow horizontal text mark
- highlightMost notable part
- accentuateTo give emphasis
reinforce · heighten · deepen · emphasize · spotlight · foreground · punctuate · bolster · amplify · intensify
overabundance
Excessive quantity beyond need
- surfeitExcessive quantity, often cloying
- plethoraExcessive surplus
- extravaganceExcessive, wasteful spending
overkill · too much · overload · saturation · overflow · surplus · overdoing · piling on · excessiveness · overindulgence
even moreeven less
Reduced beyond before
less · much less · still less · all the less · fewer
even, more, evenly, evenness, evener, uneven, unevenly, unevenness, evening