augmented
verb past form of augment (augment, augments, augmented, augmenting); adjective (augmented)
Everyday
- (formal) Augmented means made bigger or added to. tree →
- (adjective) Augmented reality is a computer picture added on top of the real world you see through a phone or glasses. tree →
- In music, an augmented chord or interval is made a bit wider. tree →
In the lessons
A formal word in exam and science language: «his income was augmented by a paper round» means increased. In technology lessons augmented reality (AR) games put digital creatures into the real room. Everyday speech says «increased», «added to», «boosted».
Examples
- (formal) The team was augmented by three new players. tree →
- She augmented her pocket money by washing cars. tree →
- The game uses augmented reality to show dinosaurs in your garden. tree →
- (formal) The original sum was augmented by 20%. tree →
- The museum's collection was augmented by a gift of fossils. tree →
- The choir was augmented for the big concert. tree →
Note
Formal; regular verb. Noun: augmentation. In maths «augmented by 20%» means increased by 20%, so multiply by 1.2; «augmented by 5» means add 5.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «augmented» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
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