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Having been increased, enlarged, or enhanced in size, quantity, or quality.
When an object, attribute, or aspect is described as augment, it implies that it has been added to or improved upon to make it greater or more substantial. Augmented reality (AR), for instance, refers to a technology that enhances the real-world environment by overlaying digital information or elements onto it. In the context of personal development, someone might undertake a journey of self-augmentation, seeking to enhance their knowledge, skills, or character traits. "Augment" underscores the idea of improvement, enlargement, or enhancement, highlighting the positive changes made to amplify or strengthen a particular aspect or entity.
Complete Vocabulary List for: Growth and Development
Having been increased, enlarged, or enhanced in size, quantity, or quality.
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Synonyms Practice Quiz with Growth and Development Vocabulary Words
Growth and Development
Growth and Development
augment, boost, budding, burgeoning, catalyze, cultivate, develop, dynamic, edifying, embryonic, enrichment, evolution, expand, extend, fecund, fertile, fledgling, formative, foster, gain, gentrify, habituate, immature, inchoate, incipient, increase, increment, inroad, kaizen, metamorphosis, meteoric, multiply, nascent, neophyte, nourish, nurture, proliferate, prune, pullulate, rampant, regenerate, renaissance, resurgence, sprout, strengthen, sublimate, swell, thrive, traction, transcend, youngster

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