Similar words: any more, not any more, anonymous, more, mores, no more, all the more, once more. Meaning: [enɪˈmɔː] 
adv. at the present or from now on; usually used with a negative.
adv. at the present or from now on; usually used with a negative. 
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(61) OK, point taken. I won't interfere anymore.
(62) I am so relieved to not be pretending anymore.
(63) Not many people seem to get fired anymore.
(64) Jack and I just aren't communicating anymore.
(65) It suddenly did not seem to matter anymore.
(66) Nothing seems to follow the rules anymore.
(67) I just can't take the pressure at work anymore.
(68) Things didn't seem to matter anymore.
(69) No one touched red meat anymore.
(70) There is no master above him anymore.
(71) But she is not committed to this place anymore.
(72) Not many people live in the hill country anymore.
(73) And what does it matter anymore?
(74) Her back injury has made it impossible for her to play tennis anymore.
(75) This is stupid - I don't want to play this game anymore.
(76) So, when he died,(sentencedict.com/anymore.html) the puppets had no-one to pull their strings anymore.
(77) Stop worrying about Lucia - she's no babe in the woods anymore.
(78) We're not naive anymore like we were in the 60s.
(79) No one breakfasts in ball gowns anymore, but many people still dress up for the afternoon races.
(80) I had no clue as to where I was anymore.
(81) There seems to be a widespread illusion that there are no class barriers anymore.
(82) Clever inventions and innovations that merely double your money would not make the cut anymore.
(83) A couple of blips on the screen and he didn't anymore.
(84) She lost her best ad salesman when her brother got too busy with his job and couldn't help out anymore.
(85) I hardly ever see a fish so large anymore, which were my constant companions when I began diving.
(86) Nobody goes to that restaurant anymore because it's too crowded. Yogi Berra 
(87) Used to crawl out on the roof in that little pink wrapper, but not anymore.
(88) He could hear her in her room, weeping as if nothing mattered anymore.
(89) A few decades ago, the average cruise ship passenger was elderly, affluent, and retired. Not anymore.
(90) The only spot that felt safe to me anymore was standing before a crowd and doing my act.
More similar words: any more, not any more, anonymous, more, mores, no more, all the more, once more, much more, more than, moreover, furthermore, not more than, no more than, what is more, more or less, more than ever, more often than not, antonym, by any means, patronymic, upwardly mobile, humor, tumor, rumor, mortal, morose, memory, morass, sore.