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moreless or more or less does the two words exist? what do they mean exactly?

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The phrase is two words - not one and translates literally as más o menos but it is not used to mean "so-so" as I think más o menos might be, for example in answer to a question - "how was the party? More or less is mostly used to mean "approximately"
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We use "more or less" when we are not sure of something or define something specifically. But is quite close the "subject in discussion" like for example : The box weighs 50 pounds, more or less. ( we are not sure of the quantity here, so we use "more or less" to give an approximate quantity. more or less -> approximate/ around / close to

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