more.
(Of maes).
1. adv. comp. Denotes idea of excess, increase, enlargement or superiority compared express or constructive. U attached to the name, the adjective, verb and other adverbs and adverbial phrases, and when the comparison is expressly required the conjunction to. Not you stop more. Know more prudent. I have more patience than you. John is more understanding than his brother. It is more to say. Further away. More to purpose. U t. with the art. target. in all their genres and numbers, forming the relative superlative. Antonio is the most significant of my friends. Catherine and Elena are the most intelligent of my students. This is most true. These trees are the most beautiful, and these flowers, the more showy.
2. adv. comp. Denotes indeterminate excess in relation to a specific amount. In this battle were killed more than two thousand men. Are more than ten.
