a lot more
fixed phr..fixed phr.. a much larger amount or degree of something. You use this to emphasize that a difference is very big.
fixed phr.. indicates a significant increase in degree or quantity.
This new car costs a lot more than my old one.
We need a lot more time to finish the project before the deadline tomorrow.
The researchers discovered that the chemical reaction occurs a lot more rapidly when the temperature is increased by even a few degrees.
Quantifier phrase used as an intensifier for comparative adjectives, adverbs, or uncountable nouns.
contrast with 'much more' (more formal) and 'way more' (very informal); 'a lot more' is the standard neutral choice for spoken English.
a lot more bettera lot betterdo not use 'more' with comparative adjectives that already end in '-er'.