The slang term “the more, the merrier” means that when there are more people or things involved in a situation, it becomes more enjoyable or exciting. It suggests that having a larger group or quantity enhances the experience.
This phrase emphasizes the idea that adding additional people or things can bring more fun and enjoyment to a situation. It implies that the more individuals or items there are, the better the experience will be. It is often used to encourage others to join in an activity or to express enthusiasm for a larger gathering or quantity.
Example 1: “Hey, we’re planning a surprise party for Jane. Feel free to invite your friends too. You know the more, the merrier!”
Example 2: “Let’s make a potluck dinner tonight. We can all bring something to share. Remember, the more, the merrier!”
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