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Meanings of ever more in English

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Usage of ever more in English
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But as prices rise, ever more families are looking to save money.
Reuters
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That uncertainty, however, risks opening the door to ever more dangerous confrontation.
Reuters
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More serious are his assaults on democracy, which become ever more explicit.
The Guardian
4
Certainly no business partnership in Japan was ever more famous than theirs.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
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Rapidly mounting human numbers are pressing ever more heavily on natural resources.
Brave new world revisited
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As you progress, she acquires ever more powerful and impressive-looking new attacks.
The Guardian
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Gwen and Jack nodded, unable to speak now, growing ever more still.
Consequences
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With every new film, the reviews get ever more negative, and personal.
The Irish Times
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The distribution and morality of wealth is an ever more urgent subject.
The Guardian
10
No ship is ever more than ten days from a star system.
The Reality Dysfunction
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I said I doubted if anyone's first-born child was ever more welcome.
I capture the castle
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Their distress was ever increasing; the struggle was becoming ever more hopeless.
The History of Rome, Book II / From the Abolition of the Monarch...
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No victors were ever more generous in their treatment of the conquered.
The Land We Live In / The Story of Our Country
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Left in the Crimea, his delusions had clearly grown ever more acute.
The street philosopher
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Tales of wonder grow ever more strange as the years go on.
A King's Comrade: A Story of Old Hereford
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And so they grew ever more silent and vengeful in their intercourse.
The Eagle's Heart
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