the more the merrier
English
Etymology
First recorded in the 14th-century poem Pearl, line 850.
Proverb
- Something is more fun with more people.
- A greater amount of something is better.
Translations
it is more fun with more people
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a greater amount of something is better
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References
- “the more the merrier” (US) / “the more the merrier” (UK) in Oxford Dictionaries, Oxford University Press.
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