"More retrieved" is a phrase that consists of two words, "more" and "retrieved." Each word individually holds its own meaning, and together, they form a compound phrase with a distinct connotation.
The term "more" is an adjective used to indicate a greater quantity, amount, degree, or number in comparison to something else. It suggests an increase or additional amount beyond what is already present or previously known.
On the other hand, "retrieved" is the past tense of the verb "retrieve." It refers to the act of recovering, obtaining, or finding something that was lost, misplaced, or in a different location. It implies the successful restoration or extraction of an item, information, or data.
Combining these words as "more retrieved" suggests the attainment or recovery of a larger or additional number of things, facts, details, or pieces of information. It implies a successful action of obtaining or regaining a greater quantity or a higher level of something that was previously lost, inaccessible, or unknown. This phrase conveys a sense of increased accomplishment in retrieving or acquiring further resources, knowledge, or possessions, beyond what has been already obtained or available.
