“Still more” in Japanese
Short answer
Still more in Japanese is “尚更” (naosara). Full meaning: still more, even more, all the more; still less, even less.
Other ways to say “Still more” in Japanese
況して
mashite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
一入
hitoshio still more, especially
一層
issou even more, still more, all the more, more than ever; one layer; lowest floor (of a building)
一段
ichidan even more, still more, much more, further; one step, one rung, one level, one grade, one rank; one paragraph, one passage
更なる
saranaru even more, still more, further
より一層
yoriissou still more, even more, much more, all the more, further; increased, greater
尚のこと
naonokoto all the more, still more
猶更
naosara still more, even more, all the more; still less, even less
况て
mashite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
況て
mashite still more, to say nothing of, not to mention; still less
仍更
naosara still more, even more, all the more; still less, even less
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