Any more and Later

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Later is an antonym for any more in presently topic.

Later adverb - Following in time or place.

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Any more is an antonym for later.

Several days later, the reporter, Michael Bywater, posted to the same newsgroup complaining that he had been forwarded 2,038 copies of the message and didn't want any more.

Source: Old Shame / Literature
Downer Ending: Edgecombe is spiritually broken after executing Coffey, and is still alive sixty years later, hoping he'll die before any more of his friends do.

Source: Literature / The Green Mile
Also, there's Kanaya's crush on Vriska, who is exclusively into Tavros (and later John) and who never sees Kanaya as any more than a faithful Morality Pet.

Source: Hopeless Suitor

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