all the more; still more; even more
Emphasizes that something holds true to an even greater degree given a preceding reason or condition. Often used in formal or written contexts.
His explanation is all the more difficult to understand.
This result is even more important.
Rare kanji spelling; mainly encountered in formal or older texts.
Mixed kanji-kana variant; also rare.
Mixed kana-kanji variant; included for search coverage.
Compound of なお (still, yet) and もって (with, by means of). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but it functions as an adverbial phrase emphasizing continuation or increase.