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More than

More than adjective - (comparative of `much' used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree.
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  • Film / High Noon May–December Romance: Gary Cooper was 28 years older than Grace Kelly and more than 22 years older than Katy Jurado.
    Source: Film / High Noon
  • It wasn't intended as anything more than a Shout-Out in The Shining, but became a stolen Older Than They Think quote instead.
    Source: Older Than They Think / Film
  • Earth is stated to be stated to Venus' older sister, despite not looking any older than her and having more than a bit of Immortal Immaturity.
    Source: Older Than They Look / Web Comics
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