one more

Not quite finished

One more means an additional one beyond what's already present or counted: One more drink and I'm done, Give me one more chance.

The phrase often signals finality or a limit about to be reached.

It can express exasperation when someone keeps pushing: One more word out of you and you're grounded.

Related
  • againAnother time around
  • extraAdditional, beyond necessary
  • encoreAudience-demanded extra performance
  • anotherOne more of something
  • repeatDo or say again

plus · redo · do over · addition · second helping · increase · try again · continuation · retry · cycle · top up · replay · perseverance · loop · resilience · inclusion · iterate · refill

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Opposites
quantity/addition

one moreminus one

One fewer than

depleted

completion/finality

one moreno more

Quantity has ended

that's enough · that's it · all done · finished · that's all

sufficiency

one moreenough

Meeting the requirement

plenty · too many · more than enough · sufficient · that'll do

Family

one, more, none, ones, oneness

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