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Meanings of heighten in English
Portuguese
intensificar Catalan
intensificar Usage of heighten in English
1
The trouble schools have is finding ways to heighten security at schools.
2
EBONY: How can the use of lubricant with toys heighten the experience?
3
In my case, cocaine did not heighten my aggression in the least.
4
We expect Hopson's refinancing risks to heighten in the next 12 months.
5
The blast will heighten concern about the safety of foreigners in Pakistan.
6
The sometimes grotesque reality of the prose only serves to heighten that.
7
The truth was, she had arranged the conflict to heighten the deception.
8
The swiftest run would scarcely heighten the colour of his pale cheeks.
9
Some old dyers use Brazil wood to heighten the red of madder.
10
Heat didn't say no because a direct verbal confrontation could heighten tensions.
11
I left extra slack just to heighten the fear a little more.
12
The reality seems to heighten the improbability, already hard enough to manage.
13
He kept nothing back that could heighten the enormity of his offense.
14
And this delusion of permanence, the enclosing soft-clinging darkness served to heighten.
15
He comes to heighten the gladness by some touch of holier joy.
16
Another listless away performance would heighten suspicions that Karanka is too negative.
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Heighten across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common