augmentation
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6.1
- noun
- /ɔːɡˈmɛnteɪʃən/
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aumento
- Overall satisfaction with nasolabial fold augmentation was reported by 18 of the 21 patients (85.7%).
- breast augmentation
- lip augmentation
- cosmetic augmentation
Virtue does not admit of augmentation or growth.
- Virtue does not admit of augmentation or growth.
- On the other side was Doug Engelbart's idea of intelligence augmentation or IA.
- Now the the other supplement I want to talk about in terms of testosterone augmentation is Boron.
- And and it's it's based on sort of manual data augmentation.
- I think that there is a lot of potential for major augmentation of wages of income at the low end.
- He was writing papers about, in fact, the ARPANET, the proto Internet was called augmentation of the human intellect.
- And AI took off AIA is intelligence augmentation.
Examples
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The doctor explained that augmentation of the vocal cords could improve her singing ability.
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Review curriculum and school programs to find compatibilities and possible augmentations to offer in the makerspace.
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Is there a particular part of your body that needs augmentation?
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I think that there is a lot of potential for major augmentation of wages of income at the low end.
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Reserve combat units will continue to provide augmentation, resilience and depth to regular units.
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I mean, and I truly believe that we're going to see an augmentation of the performance of the quality of the work of the output of the workers.
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The total amount necessary for unilateral augmentation is typically less than 1 ml.
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Thirty-one subjects had breast augmentation and three subjects had breast reduction surgery.
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For analysis purposes, the breast surgery group included subjects who underwent breast augmentation or breast reduction procedures.
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Conclusions: Late hematomas presented from nine to 38 years after submuscular breast augmentation with a doubling of breast size.
Academic text (2014)
Synonyms
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1.6
A person, thing, or extra part put into something to improve it
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3.3
An increase in size, amount, or range
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3.5
A newer, better version of a product, often software
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4.2
A change that makes something better, more useful, or more attractive
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3.8
Something added to make a building, road or object bigger
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4.0
Making something more interesting, rewarding, or valuable
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3.6
An increase in amount, level, or strength
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4.9
Adding vitamins or other nutrients to the diet to replace what is missing
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3.3
An increase in size or amount
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5.5
Making something stronger or more intense
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4.6
An increase in how strong or serious something becomes
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Etymology
Augmentation comes from the Latin root aug- meaning 'to increase'. So augmentation is simply an 'increase' or extra amount that makes something bigger.