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Synonyms and antonyms of Less and not as much in British Thesaurus

Less and not as much

less (adverb)

used for referring to an amount that is smaller than another amount, smaller than before, or smaller than you expected

under (adverb)

less than a particular amount, or younger than a particular age

least (adjective)

used for saying that someone or something has less of a particular quality than anyone or anything else

below (adverb)

less than a certain number, amount, or level

not (adverb)

used before a distance, length of time, amount etc to say that something is less than that amount

the next best/largest/smallest etc ()

one that is almost as good/large/small etc as another one that you are mentioning

least (adjective)

used for saying that someone or something does something less often or to a smaller degree than anyone or anything else

least (adjective)

used for mentioning that something happens less often or to a smaller degree than at any other time

a sight more/less ()

a lot more/less of something

less (adverb)

to a smaller degree

less (adverb)

used for saying that there is not as much of a particular quality in one person or thing as in another, or not as much as there was before

lesser (adverb)

less

less than ()

used before a number or amount to say that the actual number or amount is smaller than this

no less than ()

used before a number or amount for saying that it is the lowest possible

not so... (as) ()

used for saying that one person or thing has less of a particular quality than another

still/much/even less ()

used after a negative statement in order to emphasize that it applies even more to what you say next