no more

There is none left, or there will not be any additional amount.

• There is no more bread.
• We have no more tickets to sell.
• The teacher allowed no more questions.

How to use it: no more + noun (There is no more milk.)

Similar words: no further

Common phrases: no more money, no more food, no more questions

Dead, or no longer existing.

• The old king is no more.
• By dawn, their little house was no more.
• The empire that ruled these lands is no more.

How to use it: be no more (The ancient kingdom is no more.)

Similar words: dead, gone, extinct

Opposites: alive

Common phrases: be no more, is no more

Used to say that an action stops or will never happen again.

• I will say no more.
• He returned to the village no more.
• She promised to worry no more about it.

How to use it: verb + no more (She would visit that place no more.)

Similar words: no longer, not anymore

Common phrases: speak no more, return no more, weep no more

You say this to tell someone to stop doing something.

• No more! Stop shouting!
• Please, no more! I cannot bear it.
• No more! You two have argued enough.

Similar words: enough, stop

Common phrases: no more please, please no more