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To improve or enhance the quality or value of
“By sharing your wisdom and experience with others, you enrich the quality of your work and relationships.”
To make (financially or materially) richer or wealthier
“It was a Ponzi scheme contrived purely to enrich himself.”
To make more beautiful or attractive by adorning or decorating
“It remained for a later generation to enrich the interior with the sculpture, painting, and stained glass appropriate to Gothic spirit.”
To make more nutritious
“For healthier results, you can enrich your smoothie with nuts, nut butter, seeds, chocolate, and nutritional supplements.”
To make more fertile
“Mulch gradually decomposes to release nutrients that enrich the soil.”
To augment or make something greater
To give or add flavor to, typically by seasoning
To enhance or show to advantage
To add a quality or feature, especially enliven or make more exciting
To achieve benefits, especially financial ones
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