No more than meaning in English

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Definition

(-Did you eat a lot today?) -No more than (usual): (-Did you eat a lot today?) -The same amount as (usual) idiom
  • "It is my professional opinion that Philip Cheeter should probably stay home for 2-3 days, no more than that."
  • "Step 3 - Buy a gift for the person you selected, and spend no more than $10 on it."
  • "No more than any other perfume."
  • "I mean, no more than your average single, overworked executive."

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