Longer and Some more

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Longer adverb - For more time.

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Some more and longer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Some more" instead an adverb "Longer".

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Longer and some more are semantically related. You can use "Longer" instead an adverb phrase "Some more".

Strangely, Unosuke takes a bit longer to die than that and talks some more later.

Source: Film / Yojimbo
So in theory the new mon might have some more powerful moves (sometimes at level 5, meaning just-hatched) without any drawbacks except that hatching it takes longer.

Source: Hybrid Power
Even though they are somewhat dismayed by the realization that they still can be wounded, when Orm returns to Scania they decide to stay with Orm and do some more adventuring instead of going home, because in that case their lives would be no longer protected by the prophecy.

Source: Prophecy Armor

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