more and more
In growing amounts
More and more indicates increasing quantity, intensity, or frequency over time.
The phrase emphasizes gradual but continuing change: More and more people are working from home.
It can modify verbs (She visits more and more) or adjectives (The situation grew more and more complicated).
The repetition suggests accumulation without a clear endpoint.
To a greater extent
- progressivelyIn increasing stages
- escalatingIncreasing by degrees
- growingIncreasing or enlarging
- mountingSteadily increasing in degree
expanding · accumulating · multiplying · rising · intensifying · accelerating · building · amplifying
Many times over
- continuallyWithout pause or interruption
- frequentlyHappening many times
- constantlyAt all times
- regularlyAt fixed intervals
habitually · persistently · recurrently · successively · incessantly · routinely · steadily · unfailingly
increasingly
To a greater extent
- progressivelyIn increasing stages
- escalatingIncreasing by degrees
- growingIncreasing or enlarging
mounting · expanding · accumulating · multiplying · rising · intensifying · accelerating · building · amplifying · heightening
repeatedly
Many times over
- continuallyWithout pause or interruption
- frequentlyHappening many times
- constantlyAt all times
regularly · habitually · persistently · recurrently · successively · incessantly · routinely · steadily · unfailingly · perpetually
more and moreless and less
In diminishing amounts
decreasingly · declining · diminishing · decreasing · diminishingly
more and moreless and less
In diminishing amounts
not at all · plateauing · leveling off · stabilizing · never