Definition of more and more
: to a progressively increasing extent
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Toshniwal is echoing a sentiment heard more and more from CEOs at major tech companies like Uber and Salesforce.
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This pick is becoming more and more like a lockdown for me.
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On guns, as on several other issues, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is looking more and more like a true-blue progressive liberal.
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Keats argues humans are becoming more and more like a superorganism.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is practiced in girl boss style, but has been adding more and more executive realness to her everyday wardrobe.
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As the team slumped to a 5-7 season, Bortles started playing more and more and looking better and better in relief of Godfrey.
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Fan Expo Dallas is looking more and more like Comic-Con International: San Diego, the Super Bowl of geeky gatherings.
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And yet as time does its thing, King’s words about the arc of the moral universe are looking more and more like most of the other things that the pastor said during his lifetime: Prophetic.
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First Known Use of more and more
13th century
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