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augmented

augmented

5.2
Made larger or stronger by adding something
  • adjective
  • /ɔːɡˈmɛntɪd/
translation icon : aumentado
  • Mixed reality is an augmented version of what I'm seeing right now.
  • augmented reality

We were the global pioneer in the augmented reality space.

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Examples

  • So Clearview is working on these augmented reality glasses.

  • The new software update will provide an augmented experience for users by adding more features.

  • And here our focus is augmented personal intelligence.

  • This was later augmented to focus on the management aspects of the process.

  • We were the global pioneer in the augmented reality space.

  • And so somewhere in the middle is this fantasy product called augmented reality glasses.

  • I like to say that the real future of AI is not artificial intelligence, but augmented introspection.

  • This is my Apple Vision augmented reality VR headset.

  • The team conducted an augmented analysis of the data to improve the project's findings.

  • The workshop included an augmented curriculum that enhanced the standard learning materials.

Synonyms

beefed-up
vsaugmented
  • Informal
5 4.6

Stronger or bigger so it works better

is about being increased specifically by adding to it
reinforced
vsaugmented
1 3.7

Made stronger by adding extra parts or support

is any increase in amount, number, or strength made by addition
enhanced
vsaugmented
1 3.7

Having more value or better quality

focuses on becoming larger or stronger through addition
increased
vsaugmented
1.0

Larger or more than before

is about being made greater specifically by adding something
raised
vsaugmented
2.7

Higher than the usual amount or level

describes increase by adding extra parts or units
strengthened
vsaugmented
3.0

Has extra support to make it stronger

applies to increases in amount, number, or strength by addition
intensified
vsaugmented
4.2

Made stronger or more serious

refers to increases by adding items rather than rising intensity

Antonyms

1.6

Made smaller in size, amount, or price

diminished
  • Specialized
4.4

Smaller in size, strength or importance

How Much

increased
1.0
augmented
5.2
unchanged
62 1.0
reduced
1.6

Surface Forms

augmented positive

Morphology

augmented = augment (transparent) = augment + ed

Standard past-participle/adjective formation from the verb 'augment'; the meaning 'made greater' is directly derived.

Etymology

Augmented comes from the Latin root aug- which means 'to increase'. So, if something is augmented, it has been made larger or stronger by adding more to it.