Idiom idiom
far more
Meaning
a lot more. You use this to emphasize a difference when comparing two things.
Examples
“This car is far more expensive than that one.”
“The new office is far more comfortable than the old one, so everyone is much happier working here.”
“The results of the experiment were far more significant than the researchers had initially anticipated, leading to a major breakthrough in the field.”
Last updated April 22, 2026