more than ever

To greatest degree

More than ever intensifies a statement by emphasizing that something is true to a greater degree now than at any previous time.

The phrase typically modifies verbs or adjectives to stress increased urgency, importance, or intensity: Now more than ever, we need to work together.

It often appears in persuasive contexts where speakers want to highlight that present circumstances make something especially pressing or significant.

Related

heightened · historically · increasingly · extreme · urgent · amplified · greater · acutely · awareness · formerly · determined · previously · deeper · profound · intensified · stronger · passionate · desperate

Opposites
degree/intensity over time

more than everless and less

In diminishing amounts

decreasingly · less so · diminishingly · minimally · barely

frequency/occurrence

more than everhardly ever

Almost not at all

seldom · almost never · infrequently · sporadically · scarcely

Family

more, ever, evermore, furthermore, moreover, nevermore

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G