Object

• portion: Screen magnification software is used to magnify portions of a screen using a zoom feature.

• image: With optical zoom, optics in the lens magnify the image.

• icon: To search click on the magnifying glass icon in the selector box.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: These lenses were able to magnify up to about 300 times.

Subject

• factor: My own ill informed opinion is that this frustration is being magnified by two factors.

• lens: In the optical range the image is magnified by the lens.

Modifying Another Word

• greatly: Movement of apex greatly magnified, here reduced to one-fourth of original scale.

• considerably: To make a green flash these tiny refraction effects need somehow to be considerably magnified.

• highly: The image to the right is a more highly magnified photograph of the same lobe.

• much: A much magnified portion of a scan made of a glossy paper, showing the interference fringes.

• often: When alcohol and tobacco are used together the risks to health are often magnified.

Used with why or when

• when: It caused major concern throughout the EU, and this concern was magnified when Tony Blair decided to avoid a Public Inquiry back home.

Preposition: by

• fact: This is magnified by the fact that there are not any pictures of her parents together with their daughter.

• factor: My own ill informed opinion is that this frustration is being magnified by two factors.

• lens: In the optical range the image is magnified by the lens.