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The word “more” carries powerful emotional weight—often simple in form, yet rich in feeling. It evokes a deep sense of desire, restlessness, and yearning.

• When you're hopeful, “more” is the future: More love. More joy. More time with someone who matters.
• When you're anxious, “more” can feel like pressure: More to do. More to prove. Never enough.
• When you're grateful, “more” becomes a quiet wish: I have so much… and yet, I wish for more moments like this.
• When you're ambitious, “more” is the fuel: More progress. More challenge. More growth.

But there’s a shadow, too. “More” can hint at greed, envy, or emptiness—when we chase without knowing why. It asks a question: Is what I have enough? Or do I need more to feel complete?

In essence, “more” isn’t just a word. It’s a mirror. What we see in it depends on what we’re missing—or what we dream of finding.

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More (noun) 1: An additional amount of something.

2: Simplified version of Surplus.

(not extracted from oxford dictionary)