adverb · A2

Any More

en-ee-MOR/ˌeni ˈmɔː/

Any more (British, usually two words) means no longer: not any more, do not live here any more. Anymore as one word is common in US English. Any more can also mean extra amounts (any more tea?). Anyone is a person. Do not write any more when you mean anyone, or any less.

Meaning

No longer; not now (British: usually two words).

Examples

“The night bus does not stop here any more.”
“This kiosk does not sell stamps any more.”
“We do not take cash any more — card only.”

Good to know

not any more (British two words). US often: anymore. Mix-up: anyone.

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