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Opposite of to make, or attempt to make, something seem less important
Opposite of to belittle or disparage the achievements of others
To cause a profound effect
“The accident will impact Chloe's upbringing in a dramatic way.”
Make into a problem
To make a quantity bigger
“But I fear that the private sector may create pressure to cut costs and increase profits.”
To emphasize, stress, or indicate the importance of
To focus on or give precedence to
“Common sense suggests that we prioritize the important matters before all else.”
To be grateful for something
“When I finally call time on my tennis career, I will appreciate the wonderful opportunities this game has afforded me over the years.”
To greet or physically respond to by recognizing the presence of
“As their eyes met, Helen would acknowledge Don from across the room with a nod of her head and a quick smile.”
To consider or give serious or careful thought to
“The investigators would acrimoniously debate whether to allow the suspect to walk free or force him to confess.”
To (excessively) boast about one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions
“Exaggeration was the soldier's usual way to blow about his battles, his state, his girl back home, etc.”
To give greater praise than due
To proclaim widely or loudly
To advertise or create publicity for
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