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• accession
• accessory
• accretion
• accrual
• accumulation
• added
• addendum
• addition
• additional
• additionally
• adjunct
• again
• also
• another
• appendix
• as well
• assemblage
• augmentation
• besides
• better
• boost
• collateral
• collection
• complement
• complementary
• continuation
• contributory
• either
• else
• excess
• expansion
• extension
• extra
• extraneous
• farther
• for good measure
• fresh
• further
• furthermore
• gain
• gathering
• in addition to
• in the bargain
• increase
• increment
• into the bargain
• jump
• likewise
• moreover
• new
• on top of
• other
• peripheral
• plus
• proliferation
• raise
• rise
• run-up
• side
• spare
• spike
• step-up
• supernumerary
• supervenient
• supplement
• supplemental
• supplementary
• surplus
• then
• to boot
• too
• uptick
• uptrend
• upturn
• withal
• yet

• abatement
• decline
• decrease
• decrement
• deduction
• depletion
• diminishment
• diminution
• drop-off
• fall
• falloff
• fewer
• less
• lessening
• loss
• lowering
• reduction
• shrinkage
• step-down
• subtraction

• adverb
  1. To a greater degree or extent.
  2. Used to form the comparative form of adjectives and adverbs.
  3. In negative constructions: any further, any longer; any more.
  4. Used in addition to an inflected comparative form.
• pronoun
  1. A greater number or quantity (of something).
  2. An extra or additional quantity (of something).
• noun
  1. A carrot; a parsnip.
  2. A root; stock.
  3. A plant.
• verb
  1. To root up.

• She wants more time to finish her homework.
• We need more volunteers for the charity event.
• He ate more than anyone else at the party.
• The company is looking for more efficient ways to produce goods.
• Can you give me more information about the project?

gain

raise

raises

yet

majority

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