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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Rather than and more than are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rather than" instead a preposition phrase "More than".
Rather than
More than and rather than are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "More than" instead a preposition phrase "Rather than".
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What makes this "more than mind control" rather than simple manipulation is that this can still be assisted by magic or technology.
Source: More Than Mind Control - What he lacks in mastery over Hamon, he more than makes up for in creativity and guile, defeating his opponents by outwitting them rather than simply overpowering them.
Source: Weak, but Skilled -
Avalanche initially dropped the Australian accents and the setting, admitting to treating it as an entirely new story instead of a Mad Max game, resulting in something that appeared as nothing more than a generic post-apocalyptic game rather than anything resembling the Mad Max series.
Source: Video Game / Mad Max
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