enrich
enrich
Definition
en·rich (en ric̸h′, in-)
transitive verb
to make rich or richer; specif.,
- to give more wealth to
- to give greater value, importance, effectiveness, etc. to to enrich a curriculum
- to decorate; adorn
- to fertilize (soil)
- to add vitamins, minerals, etc. to (bread, flour, etc.) so as to increase the food value
- to concentrate (a radioactive isotope) in the making of nuclear fuel
Etymology: ME enrichen < OFr enrichier
en·rich′·ment noun
enrich
Synonyms
enrich
Usage Examples
Object
- uranium: Russia has over a thousand metric tons of highly enriched uranium, plus 150 metric tons of plutonium.
- cage: What is FAWC's view of enriched cages in the meantime?
- curriculum: We get satisfaction from providing an enriched, relevant curriculum for all children.
- soil: A good organically enriched soil will give you the best chances of growing the biggest fruit possible.
- nitrox: The acronym EAN ( enriched air nitrox ) followed by a number representing the oxygen percentage ( i.e.
- life: Hospices have enriched the lives of well over 250,000 people in the last year alone.
Subject
- presence: We have been enriched by the presence of two FURY Chairs ' Huw Morrison and Lucy Hartwell.
Modifying Another Word
- unjustly: HMRC may reject all or part of a claim if repayment would unjustly enrich the claimant.
- semantically: A rule-based workflow advisor gives guidance on building a domain workflow by reasoning over semantically enriched system states [ 6 ] .
- culturally: It may be - supposedly is - culturally enriching.
- mutually: Working together, students and faculty develop a critical mass of mutually enriching work across a range of research areas.
- greatly: Scottish life is greatly enriched by the Gaelic dimension.
- enormously: Sexual reproduction has enormously enriched the wealth of life on Earth.
Present participle complement
- learn: How does IT support and enrich learning across the curriculum?
Preposition: with
- vitamin: There are also special programs for feeding malnourished children, who receive wheat flour enriched with vitamins.
- oxygen: When sample is introduced, the helium stream is temporary enriched with pure oxygen.
- extract: Original fresh texture: Enriched with peach extract, Aqua Flash Bronzer gives an instant sensation of coolness.
- mineral: A neutral medium enriched with minerals is now available.
- oil: Plus Points: Their formula is enriched with camelia oil, with softening properties.
Preposition: by
- presence: We have been enriched by the presence of two FURY Chairs ' Huw Morrison and Lucy Hartwell.
enrich Quotes
The branch of economics dealing with how to enrich a new nation ('economic development' was the title) was actually forbidden by the courts, on the grounds that no university could pay for the damage its teachers did.
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