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Definition of augment
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Augment
(n.) A vowel
prefixed,
or a
lengthening
of the
initial
vowel,
to mark past time, as in Greek and
Sanskrit
verbs..
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Swell
::
Swell (v. t.) To
augment
gradually
in force or
loudness,
as the sound of a
note..
Multiplication
::
Multiplication
(n.) An
increase
above the
normal
number
of
parts,
especially
of
petals;
augmentation..
Syllabically
::
Syllabical
(a.)
Consisting
of a
syllable
or
syllables;
as, a
syllabic
augment..
Cumulative
::
Cumulative
(a.)
Augmenting,
gaining,
or
giving
force,
by
successive
additions;
as, a
cumulative
argument,
i. e., one whose force
increases
as the
statement
proceeds..
Redouble
::
Redouble
(v. t.) To
double
again or
repeatedly;
to
increase
by
continued
or
repeated
additions;
to
augment
greatly;
to
multiply.
Augment
::
Augment
(n.) A vowel
prefixed,
or a
lengthening
of the
initial
vowel,
to mark past time, as in Greek and
Sanskrit
verbs..
Add
::
Add (v. t.) To join or
unite,
as one thing to
another,
or as
several
particulars,
so as to
increase
the
number,
augment
the
quantity,
enlarge
the
magnitude,
or so as to form into one
aggregate.
Hence:
To sum up; to put
together
mentally;
as, to add
numbers;
to add up a
column..
Increase
::
Increase
(v. i.)
Addition
or
enlargement
in size,
extent,
quantity,
number,
intensity,
value,
substance,
etc.;
augmentation;
growth..
Eke
::
Eke (v. t.) To
increase;
to add to; to
augment;
-- now
commonly
used with out, the
notion
conveyed
being to add to, or piece out by a
laborious,
inferior,
or
scanty
addition;
as, to eke out a
scanty
supply
of one kind with some
other..
Diminution
::
Diminution
(n.) The act of
diminishing,
or of
making
or
becoming
less; state of being
diminished;
reduction
in size,
quantity,
or
degree;
--
opposed
to
augmentation
or
increase..
Augmentation
::
Augmentation
(n.) The stage of a
disease
in which the
symptoms
go on
increasing.
Accession
::
Accession
(n.)
Increase
by
something
added;
that which is
added;
augmentation
from
without;
as, an
accession
of
wealth
or
territory..
Augmentation
::
Augmentation
(n.) The act or
process
of
augmenting,
or
making
larger,
by
addition,
expansion,
or
dilation;
increase..
Augmentative
::
Augmentative
(a.)
Having
the
quality
or power of
augmenting;
expressing
augmentation.
Politics
::
Politics
(n.) The
science
of
government;
that part of
ethics
which has to do with the
regulation
and
government
of a
nation
or
state,
the
preservation
of its
safety,
peace,
and
prosperity,
the
defense
of its
existence
and
rights
against
foreign
control
or
conquest,
the
augmentation
of its
strength
and
resources,
and the
protection
of its
citizens
in their
rights,
with the
preservation
and
improvement
of their
morals..
Interfere
::
Interfere
(v. i.) To act
reciprocally,
so as to
augment,
diminish,
or
otherwise
affect
one
another;
-- said of
waves,
rays of
light,
heat, etc. See
Interference,
2..
Swell
::
Swell (n.)
Increase
or
augmentation
in bulk;
protuberance.
Microphonous
::
Microphonous
(a.)
Serving
to
augment
the
intensity
of weak
sounds;
microcoustic.
Increase
::
Increase
(v. i.) That which is added to the
original
stock by
augmentation
or
growth;
produce;
profit;
interest.
Annates
::
Annates
(n. pl.) The first
year's
profits
of a
spiritual
preferment,
anciently
paid by the
clergy
to the pope; first
fruits.
In
England,
they now form a fund for the
augmentation
of poor
livings..
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