more
Greater in quantity
More is an adjective and adverb used to form comparatives for words that can’t accomplish this with the ending -er; for example, more intelligent.
When used alone or followed by a noun, more usually conveys extra, additional, or to a great degree, and is roughly the opposite of less (give me some more, we need more information).
The noun mores, meaning moral customs, is construed as plural and does not have a singular form.
Additional, beyond necessary
- addedIncluded as extra
- furtherTo a greater degree
- anotherOne more of something
- supplementaryServing to complete
bonus · additional · plus · else · supplement · add-on · extension · complement
Sufficient quantity, and then some
- bountyReward for capture
- wealthAbundance of valuable resources
- richnessState of abundance
- profusionExtravagant amount present
cornucopia · plethora · surplus · overflow · ample · bountiful · copious · abundant
Absent or insufficient
- cravingPowerful urge to have
- longingIntense, persistent desire
- hungerNeed for nourishment
- yearningIntense prolonged craving
appetite · thirst · greed · insatiable · covetousness · acquisitiveness · voracity · rapacity
Beyond acceptable limits
- overloadBurden beyond capacity
- overkillUnnecessary additional effort
- surplusAmount exceeding requirement
- glutExcessive surplus
surfeit · oversupply · overindulgence · extravagance · immoderation · overdose · overabundance · saturation
Total quantity present
Increase in size
- riseMove to higher position
- gainPositive return received
- expansionIncrease in scope
- escalationProgressive increase in intensity
uptick · surge · boost · upturn · upsurge · multiplication · proliferation · amplification
extra
Additional, beyond necessary
supplementary · bonus · additional · plus · else · supplement · add-on · extension · complement · enhancement
plenty
Sufficient quantity, and then some
profusion · cornucopia · plethora · surplus · overflow · ample · bountiful · copious · abundant · generous
wanting
Absent or insufficient
yearning · appetite · thirst · greed · insatiable · covetousness · acquisitiveness · voracity · rapacity · dissatisfaction
too much
Beyond acceptable limits
- overloadBurden beyond capacity
- overkillUnnecessary additional effort
- surplusAmount exceeding requirement
glut · surfeit · oversupply · overindulgence · extravagance · immoderation · overdose · overabundance · saturation · superfluity
amount
Total quantity present
extent · measure · portion · share · lot · sum · total · bulk · mass · aggregate
growth
Increase in size
escalation · uptick · surge · boost · upturn · upsurge · multiplication · proliferation · amplification · intensification
- more thanIn excess of
- no moreQuantity has ended
- more or lessApproximately, not exactly
- more and moreIn rising measure
- even moreIncreased beyond already
- one moreAdditional instance requested