Explanation
This expresses 'Even more than; exceeding'.
Formation
Noun + にもまして
Detailed explanation
The Nounにもまして grammar point is used to express that something is even more or exceeds the noun that it’s being compared to. It translates to expressions like 'even more than' or 'exceeding' in English. It is used when making a comparison to emphasize the greater degree of something.
Examples
Watashi wa kare ni mo mashite, ongaku o aishiteimasu.
I love music even more than he does.
Kanojo wa nenrei ni mo mashite, keiken houfu desu.
She has even more experience than her age would suggest.
Kyou wa kinou ni mo mashite samui desu.
It is even colder today than it was yesterday.
Kono biru wa takasa ni mo mashite, utsukushii sekkei ga yuumei desu.
This building is famous for its beautiful design even more than its height.
Practice
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