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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Synonyms for More than
One at a time and more than are semantically related. In some cases you can use "One at a time" instead an adverb phrase "More than".
One at a time
One at a time adverb - In single file.
More than and one at a time are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "More than" instead an adverb phrase "One at a time".
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Related pairs
- independently and more than
- independently and one at a time
- apart from and more than
- apart from and one at a time
- over and above and more than
- over and above and one at a time
- one time and more than
- one time and one at a time
- as well as and more than
- as well as and one at a time
- along with and more than
- along with and one at a time
- together with and more than
- together with and one at a time
Both terms in one sentence
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There were rules for dealing with more than one attacker starting from the first book, but they were used rarely and most of the time the enemies would attack one at a time.
Source: Literature / Fighting Fantasy - But if there is more than one hostage and you try taking them to the door one at a time, you will see them exit but when you go back for the others you might suddenly find that previous hostage following you around still even though the game considers them to have been "rescued".
Source: Artificial Atmospheric Actions - Not more than one at a time, more than one ever.
Source: Not So Invincible After All
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