anymore in English: Any longer, used with "not" to say that something has stopped and is no longer true. (adverb)

Translation

Any longer, used with "not" to say that something has stopped and is no longer true.

Word origin

From the two words "any" and "more" written together, a spelling that became normal in the 1900s.

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"Anymore" says that living here has stopped.

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You need "not" with "anymore" for this meaning.

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"Anymore" comes at the end of the sentence.

still

Up to now or up to this point, going on as before.

already

Before now, or before the time you are talking about; sooner than expected.

never

At no time, or not at any moment, ever.

now

At this moment, at the present time.

stop

To not move or not do something any more, or to make this happen.

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