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Bookmark or Share- How to say "and more!" in a more professional senseThe expression I would use is etc., which is an abbreviation for et cetera (literally: "and the rest"). The APA blog lists it as one of many "Latin abbreviations common to scholarly writing", so it is accepted (and actually very widespread) in formal writing. Add a comment.
- 56 Synonyms & Antonyms for MORE | Thesaurus.comView definitions for more. more. adjective as in additional, greater. Compare Synonyms. Synonyms. Antonyms. Strongest matches. also. extra. further. higher. new. other. Strong matches. major. spare. Weak matches. added. aggrandized. amassed. and. another. augmented. besides. bounteous. deeper. else. enhanced. exceeding. expanded. extended. farther.
- replace "more and more" by something more formalFrom NOAD: ubiquitous adjective present, appearing, or found everywhere. As to your original question, you can shorten the phrase more and more to a single-word more: Electronic devices are becoming more ubiquitous nowadays. or, you could use the word increasingly:
- More Synonyms: 88 Synonyms and Antonyms for More - YourDictionary(Adjective) Synonyms: extra. added. further. also. likewise. and. additional. over-and-above. more than that. fresh. more than. in-addition. besides. new. other. Antonyms: fewer. less-than. subtracted from. More words. To a greater extent. (Adverb) Synonyms: better. to a greater extent. growingly. Antonyms: less. fewer.
- MORE Synonyms: 97 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-WebsterDefinition of more. 1. as in then. in addition to what has been said the sci-fi movie was totally unbelievable and, what's more, it was boring. Synonyms & Similar Words. Relevance. then. besides. either. also. further. as well. too. for good measure. again. additionally. furthermore. moreover. yet. what's more. into the bargain.
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