Antonyms for more thanmore than

Princeton's WordNet

1. more(a), more thanadjective

   (comparative of `much' used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree

   "more land"; "more support"; "more rain fell"; "more than a gallon"

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1. Mitch Landrieu:

   These recent and new commitments will make more public charges available for all EVs, with announcements like today’s and the overall growth we’re seeing, it’s clear that this administration is making incredible progress towards building our election future. In fact, since the president took office, EV sales have tripled – the number of publicly available charging ports has grown by over 40%, and there are currently more than 3 million EVs on the road and 130,000 public charges across the country. But our work is far from over and our progress will continue as long as we keep working hand in hand with our partners across federal state and local governments and the private sector.

2. Major Scott Champagne:

   The final hours of Lori’s life were violent, this was a violent, heinous act committed against her. In circumstances like this, you want to say that the victim didn’t suffer. But I’m not sure this is the case with this particular investigation based on what we know. The suspects, in this case, had more than enough opportunity [to stop] and they failed to do so. Instead, they took it a step further and dismembered her.

3. Luis Paulo Ferraz:

   The Atlantic rainforest is one of the planets most threatened biomes, more than 90% of it was deforested, what is left is very fragmented.

4. Narendra Modi:

   The memorandum we signed on civil nuclear energy cooperation is more than just an agreement for commerce and clean energy, it is a shining symbol of a new level of mutual confidence and strategic partnership in the cause of peaceful and secure world, i know the significance of this decision for Japan and I assure you that India deeply respects that decision and will honour our shared commitment.

5. Tom Rinaldi:

   Before this trip, I'd interviewed Roger Federer dozens of times, but on this trip, in planes, locker rooms and hotel suites, and through police motorcades, my understanding of Roger Federer was almost completely recast, the reach of Roger Federer fame, the reserves of Roger Federer energy, the connection Roger Federer has with fans — all were unlike anything I'd ever witnessed. More than once, fans wept seeing Roger Federer.

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