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more and more

an increasing amount; additional amounts. As I learn more and more, I see how little I really know. Dad seems to be smoking more and more lately.
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more and more

1. an increasing number of More and more people realize there's a pollution problem in more and more places.
2. increasingly The fans grew more and more unfriendly as the game went on.
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more and more

Increasingly, to a steadily growing extent or degree. For example, As night came on, we were getting more and more worried, or More and more I lean toward thinking he is right. [c. 1200]
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Aghi-Ancient Scandinavian
Batbayar-Mongolian
EstherES-tər (English, Dutch), es-TER (French)English, French, Spanish, Dutch, German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Jewish, Biblical, Biblical Lati
Reinald-Ancient Germanic
Iancu-Romanian
Lenard['leinɑ:t]