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
Secondly
Secondly adverb - In the second place.
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More than and secondly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "More than" instead an adverb "Secondly".
Nearby Word: second
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Related pairs
- over and more than
- over and secondly
- further and more than
- further and secondly
- above and more than
- above and secondly
- beyond and more than
- beyond and secondly
- exceeding and more than
- exceeding and secondly
- over and above and more than
- over and above and secondly
- moreover and more than
- moreover and secondly
Both terms in one sentence
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Secondly, there have never been more than four players at an AI table before (in fact, said table is physically designed for four players)—much less two interns at once.
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Secondly, a horse takes more than a month to train, and it is VERY DANGEROUS to be unable to get off a horse.
Source: Automaton Horses -
Possibly justified for a couple of reasons: firstly the Kurgan is immortal and nothing but decapitation would do more than annoy him, and secondly he is not all that right in the head.
Source: Scary Impractical Armor
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