Less is more, remember.

Meaning: It is important to remember that having less can sometimes be better than having more, especially when it comes to material possessions.

Choice of Words: The phrase "Less is more" means that having less of something can sometimes be better than having more of it. Remember means to keep something in mind. When you put them together, "Less is more, remember" means that you should remember that having less can sometimes be better.

Alternative Expressions

Having less is better than having more.

Meaning: This sentence means the same as the first one, but it uses different words. It's like saying, "It's better to have a little bit of something than a lot of something else."

Choice of Words: **Having** means possessing or owning something. **Less** means a smaller amount or quantity. **Better** means more desirable or preferable.

It's better to have a small amount of something than a large amount.

Meaning: This sentence means the same as the first two sentences, but it uses even more different words. It's like saying, "It's better to have a little bit of something than a lot of something else."

Choice of Words: **It's** is a contraction of the words **it is**. **Better** means more desirable or preferable. **To have** means to possess or own something. **A small amount** means a small quantity. **Than** means in comparison to. **A large amount** means a large quantity.

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