enlarged
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈlɑːrdʒd]
Word
Context: “change in size”
(verb) to make something bigger or to increase the size of something. When you enlarge a picture, you make it larger so that you can see more details.
Example
The artist enlarged the painting so everyone could see it better.
Example
She did not enlarge the photo; it remained the same size as before.
Example
Did you enlarge the document for the presentation?
Context: “physical description”
(adjective) when something has been made bigger than it originally was. If a book is enlarged, it has larger pages or print compared to the regular size.
Example
The enlarged images in the textbook helped the students understand the material better.
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The images were not enlarged; they looked really small on the page.
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Is the picture enlarged to show more detail?
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