any·more 
/ˌɛniˈmoɚ/ adverb
/ˌɛniˈmoɚ/ adverb : in the recent or present period of time
▪ I never see them anymore. ▪ She used to live there, but she doesn't live there anymore. [=she doesn't live there any longer; she doesn't live there now]
▪ I never see them anymore. ▪ She used to live there, but she doesn't live there anymore. [=she doesn't live there any longer; she doesn't live there now]
usage Anymore is usually used in negative statements and in questions.
▪ Does she live there anymore? In some parts of the U.S. it is also used informally in positive statements. ▪ I've been seeing them a lot anymore. [=I've been seeing them a lot lately/recently] It is sometimes written any more. ▪ She doesn't live there any more.
▪ Does she live there anymore? In some parts of the U.S. it is also used informally in positive statements. ▪ I've been seeing them a lot anymore. [=I've been seeing them a lot lately/recently] It is sometimes written any more. ▪ She doesn't live there any more.
