adverb
Etymology: Middle English moore or lesse
1. : to a varying or undetermined extent or degree : somewhat , rather
men who are all more or less expert in their knowledge — L.M.Judd
stabilizing the … more or less arbitrary exchange rates — Jacob Viner
more or less economical
a copious supply of remedies, more or less drastic — W.G.Constable
2. : with small variations : approximately , substantially
birds … looking more or less in one direction — James Stevenson-Hamilton
more or less what this article will examine — N.A.Luyten
— used in legal documents to cover trivial differences usually overlooked when bargaining in good faith
comprising an area of 6600 square feet more or less