Better
Better adverb - To a greater or higher extent.
Moreover
Both words in one sentence
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Moreover, actors take a lot better care of their appearance and have a whole staff dedicated 24/7 to making them look good and sprucing up their looks.
Source: Historical Beauty Update - Moreover, the same power in fact pushes them (and those around them) towards their destinies, for better or worse.
Source: Winds of Destiny, Change -
Moreover, without her sisters as comparisons, she's no longer reduced to "the plain daughter", which makes her feel better about herself.
Source: Literature / Pride and Prejudice
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