More so and Yet

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Yet and more so are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Yet" instead an adverb phrase "More so".

Yet adverb - At a later time.

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More so and yet are semantically related. You can use "More so" instead an adverb "Yet".

And yet again, she has something of a cult following in the United Kingdom (more so than in the U.S.).

Source: Germans Love David Hasselhoff / People
Her mother, Mrs Ferrars, is even more so, yet they are both sure they are perfectly lovely.

Source: Shared Family Quirks
It's obvious that the guys at school crush on her, and the girls even more so, yet nobody has ever really asked her out.

Source: Attractiveness Isolation

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