Examples of 'more longer' in a sentence
Meaning of "more longer"
more longer: This phrase is not grammatically correct in English. The word 'more' is already a comparative form, so it should be used with adjectives of two syllables or more, such as 'more difficult' or 'more beautiful'. Using 'more longer' would be redundant and confusing
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Can we no more longer give true love.
The endurance and longevity is more longer.
They are a little bit more longer than they should be.
Furniture has developed so much that some styles of it are not more longer current.
Live more longer.
Ashes wait cant be any more longer.
No more longer and.
And memory is a bit more longer term.
Oblong, more longer than wide.
I do not want to stay more longer.
If we had had a little more longer time, we could have had a much perfect day.
And times of degradation for waste are far more longer than a day.
LED headlamp, turning lights and brake light . Save battery power, make your drive more longer.
We are also able to purchase more longer pieces of work.
Resealable, they maintain the quality and the taste of the wine more longer.
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Those who go for Season pass will get more longer gameplay with some extra content.
Ceramic crystal vibration, can be used more longer.
Just a little more longer.
Just a little longer Just a little more longer.
Respect Access to the beaches, have walks a bit more longer to reach your favourite destination.
Good after-sale services to make the screen last more longer.
Finally, there are three routes more longer and more difficult,.
Lenses can be provided in a bar shape and therefore being much more longer than wide.
My list has become much more longer now!
I guess I can survive a little bit more longer.
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I'm not going to work it any more longer.
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