phrase · neutral
even more
UK/ˈiːvən mɔː(r)/US/ˈiːvən mɔr/EV·en·MORE
used to emphasize that something is to a higher degree than something else; often placed before comparative adjectives or verbs.
Examples
“The new policy saved money; even more, it improved customer satisfaction.”
“She practised piano daily and became, even more, confident on stage.”
“Road safety improved last year; this year it got even more significant.”
Band 8 sentence
“Electric cars reduce emissions; even more, they incentivise investment in renewable energy.”
Collocations
- even more + comparative/adjective
Common mistakes
The city is more important even.→The city is even more important.
Say it for a higher band
5and→6also→7+even more
Synonyms
all the more
Easily confused
even further
“Even further studies are required to confirm the results.”
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