Thanks, Lyn!

Thank you very much - that helps a lot. I think this applies to (Even more) and (All the more). Meaning, they are used just like more so.

I am confused - I have found this answer on Quora website Moreso is very well an English word. However, while it is not a favorite word with American users, it is, indeed, a word currently used by the British. Actually, “moreso” is a transitional term or adverb used to link sentences to sentences or paragraphs to paragraphs in order to further an argument on the positive side. In fact, moreso is a variant or synonym of moreover, furthermore, and additionally. Whereas “moreso” is not listed in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, it is, nonetheless, listed as a genuine word in the Oxford English Dictionary. Actually, I have used “moreso” on many occasions when it is appropriate to do so. However, every time I do so, the spell-check mechanism comes on to indicate that “moreso” is not an accepted term. Yet, I continue to use it in that I am cognizant of the fact that “moreso” is a variant of “moreover.”