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Meanings of magnify in English
To enlarge beyond bounds or the truth.
Usage of magnify in English
1
Leveraged and inverse ETFs use derivatives and debt to magnify market returns.
2
In any political party, success conceals internal divisions while setbacks magnify them.
3
Global warming and changing rainfall patterns are likely to magnify those concerns.
4
Politicians magnify this dispute in Parliament, hoping to score cheap political points.
5
The third agency which needs to magnify the Bible is the school.
6
He needs to magnify his self-worth by reducing the victim to worthlessness.
7
They wore their hair in an enormous bunch to magnify the deformity.
8
Now is the time to arise and magnify the Lord, your God.
9
We magnify-everythingin our emotion, when it is ourselves that misfortune touches.
10
People are every where apt to magnify the curiosities of their country.
11
Second, the wide angle would magnify the force generated in a fall.
12
Small circles surrounded the larger orange circle to magnify its apparent size.
13
Do not, dearest, magnify it by the encouragement which solitary thought bestows.
14
There was a motive to conceal his virtues and magnify his faults.
15
Holly closed her visor, using the helmet's filters to magnify Butler's wound.
16
They forget all his failures, and remember and magnify all his successes.
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Translations for magnify
Portuguese
Magnify through the time
Magnify across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common