enlarged 音标拼音: [ɛnl'ɑrdʒd] [ɪnl'ɑrdʒd]
enlarged adj 1 : (
of an organ or body part )
excessively enlarged as a result of increased size in the constituent cells ;
"
hypertrophied myocardial fibers " [
synonym : {
hypertrophied },
{
enlarged }] [
ant : {
atrophied }, {
diminished }, {
wasted }]
2 :
as of a photograph ;
made larger ; "
the enlarged photograph revealed many details " [
synonym : {
blown -
up }, {
enlarged }]
3 :
larger than normal ; "
enlarged joints "
4 :
enlarged to an abnormal degree ; "
thick lenses exaggerated the size of her eyes " [
synonym : {
exaggerated }, {
magnified },
{
enlarged }]
Enlarge \
En *
large "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Enlarged };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Enlarging }.] [
OF .
enlargier ;
pref .
en - (
L .
in )
F .
large wide .
See {
Large }.]
1 .
To make larger ;
to increase in quantity or dimensions ;
to extend in limits ;
to magnify ;
as ,
the body is enlarged by nutrition ;
to enlarge one '
s house .
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To enlarge their possessions of land . --
Locke .
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2 .
To increase the capacity of ;
to expand ;
to give free scope or greater scope to ;
also ,
to dilate ,
as with joy ,
affection ,
and the like ;
as ,
knowledge enlarges the mind .
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O ye Corinthians ,
our . . .
heart is enlarged . --
2 Cor .
vi .
11 .
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3 .
To set at large or set free . [
Archaic ]
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It will enlarge us from all restraints . --
Barrow .
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{
Enlarging hammer },
a hammer with a slightly rounded face of large diameter ; --
used by gold beaters . --
Knight .
{
To enlarge an order }
or {
To enlarge a rule } (
Law ),
to extend the time for complying with it . --
Abbott .
{
To enlarge one '
s self },
to give free vent to speech ;
to spread out discourse . "
They enlarged themselves on this subject ." --
Clarendon .
{
To enlarge the heart },
to make free ,
liberal ,
and charitable .
Syn :
To increase ;
extend ;
expand ;
spread ;
amplify ;
augment ;
magnify .
See {
Increase }.
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Enlarged \
En *
larged "\,
a .
Made large or larger ;
extended ;
swollen . -- {
En *
lar "
ged *
ly },
adv . -- {
En *
lar "
ged *
ness },
n .
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47 Moby Thesaurus words for "
enlarged ":
accelerated ,
aggrandized ,
aggravated ,
ampliate ,
amplified ,
annoyed ,
augmented ,
beefed -
up ,
bloated ,
boosted ,
broadened ,
built -
up ,
crescendoed ,
deepened ,
deliberately provoked ,
elevated ,
embittered ,
enhanced ,
exacerbated ,
exasperated ,
expanded ,
extended ,
heated up ,
heightened ,
hiked ,
hotted up ,
increased ,
inflated ,
intensified ,
irritated ,
jazzed up ,
magnified ,
multiplied ,
proliferated ,
provoked ,
raised ,
reinforced ,
soured ,
spread ,
stiffened ,
strengthened ,
swollen ,
tightened ,
upped ,
widened ,
worse ,
worsened
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