more than that
Beyond the amount
More than that signals that something exceeds what was just stated or suggested.
It introduces additional information that goes further: She's smart—more than that, she's brilliant.
The phrase often escalates a point, indicating the speaker has understated the case: He was upset. More than that, he was furious.
It can also reject a characterization as insufficient: It wasn't just a setback—it was more than that.
Additional, beyond necessary
- bonusReward beyond expectation
- supplementSomething added to complete
- add-onOptional supplementary component
- extensionAdded part or duration
expansion · enhancement · complement · augmentation · inclusion · increment · appendix · accessory
Farther than something
- deeperMore extended inward
- profoundIntensely meaningful or insightful
- sublimeAwe-inspiring greatness
- ineffableBeyond verbal expression
spiritual · metaphysical · ethereal · transcendent · otherworldly · intangible · abstract · philosophical
Ample supply, overflowing
- plentySufficient quantity, and then some
- overflowExceed capacity and spill
- bountyReward for capture
- profusionExtravagant amount present
excess · reserve · leftover · remainder · residual · spare · stockpile · windfall
Beyond acceptable limits
- overboardOff a vessel's deck
- overkillUnnecessary additional effort
- extravaganceExcessive, wasteful spending
- overindulgenceExcessive consumption or enjoyment
superfluous · redundant · wasteful · immoderation · overabundance · surfeit · saturation · gluttony
Expected in advance
- hoped forWanted to happen
- expectedRegarded as likely
- assumedTaken as true
- bargained forExpected from a deal
counted on · predicted · presumed · foreseen · projected · promised · advertised · apparent
extra
Additional, beyond necessary
- bonusReward beyond expectation
- supplementSomething added to complete
- add-onOptional supplementary component
extension · expansion · enhancement · complement · augmentation · inclusion · increment · appendix · accessory · amplification
beyond
Farther than something
ineffable · spiritual · metaphysical · ethereal · transcendent · otherworldly · intangible · abstract · philosophical · mystical
abundance
Ample supply, overflowing
profusion · excess · reserve · leftover · remainder · residual · spare · stockpile · windfall · overage
too much
Beyond acceptable limits
- overboardOff a vessel's deck
- overkillUnnecessary additional effort
- extravaganceExcessive, wasteful spending
overindulgence · superfluous · redundant · wasteful · immoderation · overabundance · surfeit · saturation · gluttony · profligacy
anticipated
Expected in advance
bargained for · counted on · predicted · presumed · foreseen · projected · promised · advertised · apparent · face value
more than thatnot as much
Inferior in quantity
less · fewer · under · not as many · less than
more than thatinsufficient
Below required quantity
inadequate · not enough · falling short · lacking · deficient