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enhance
/ ɪnˈhɑːns /
verb
(tr) to intensify or increase in quality, value, power, etc; improve; augment
Other Word Forms
- enhancement noun
- enhancive adjective
- unenhanced adjective
- enhancer noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of enhance1
Word History and Origins
Origin of enhance1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
The sentencing of both of these charges could be enhanced if a judge finds that Robinson targeted Kirk for his political speech.
And US Energy Secretary Chris Wright described the move as a "nuclear renaissance", saying it would enhance energy security and meet growing global power demands, particularly from AI and data infrastructure.
Wait for enhanced solar activity and check the weather, because the lights will not be visible in a cloudy sky, he added.
The goal is bringing in players who add value while preserving locker-room balance — those whom both Roberts and Pebley trust to fit seamlessly into the culture, enhancing it rather than disrupting it.
Drivers are unwilling to drive on interstate highways out of fear of losing their livelihoods due to enhanced checks.
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When To Use
To enhance is to raise to a higher degree, such as to magnify or intensify something. To enhance a photo, for example, is to improve the colors, lighting, or other characteristics in order to improve the photo.Generally speaking, enhancing somehow makes something better. Something that is enhanced has its intensity, value, or size increased.To enhance is also to increase the value or price of something. A tie might not be very valued just for being a tie, for example. But if that tie was worn by someone famous, the tie’s value is enhanced because that celebrity wore it.Example: Salt is commonly added to dishes to enhance their flavor.
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