enlarged
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- adjective
- /ɪnˈlɑrdʒd/
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- There's several lobes of the prostate that tends to be especially enlarged in cases of BPH and BPH prostate hyperplasia or an enlarged prostate.
But she has really, she has like an enlarged vagina.
- But she has really, she has like an enlarged vagina.
- And when a prostate is enlarged and inflamed, your enlarged prostate symptoms get even worse.
- As we've grown in size, particularly American men, the distance from the heart to the toes becomes enlarged.
- And then another, like right after that, another friend dies with an enlarged heart that nobody knew he had.
- And what he also found is that it was hereditary, that people in their family also had this same enlarged, more dense basal ganglia.
- And the nervous system registers that as the blood moving more slowly through that temporarily enlarged heart.
- And the Nismo Z has an enlarged oil cooler compared to the standard model, which keeps the engine cooler for longer and allows for more serious track time.
- There's several lobes of the prostate that tends to be especially enlarged in cases of BPH and BPH prostate hyperplasia or an enlarged prostate.
- They make the helmet enlarged so you can see who it is, who's acting.
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And all of that leads to an enlarged prostate or BPH.
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You see how enlarged it is?
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The heart is enlarged and the human mind is developed.
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This is called the enlarged version, large edition.
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It's made possible by this newly enlarged orchestra.
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Not just enlarged for their own sake and betterment, but enlarged toward others and toward the world.
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I was always told that my enlarged red blood cells were due to my thyroid problems and that there was nothing I could do about it.
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And the Nismo Z has an enlarged oil cooler compared to the standard model, which keeps the engine cooler for longer and allows for more serious track time.
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The prime farming land near rivers that could be irrigated was already taken, and the government specifically encouraged farming of the prairies in the Enlarged Homestead Act of 1909, which doubled the size of land grants to 320 acres per farmer to make up for the lack of water resources.
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The doctor informed me that my liver was enlarged due to the excessive drinking.
Synonyms
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1.0
Larger than usual in size or amount
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1.0
Bigger than average in size, number, or amount
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3.2
A body part or object that is larger than normal because it has extra fluid inside
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5.0
A part of the body that is swollen and uncomfortable from extra gas or liquid
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Larger than normal and often too big for its use
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2.2
Rounded and soft in shape, often filled with air or soft material
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3.3
Very large and much bigger than usual
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1.0
Bigger in size or amount than something else
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Much larger than is usual for that kind
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Made larger than the original photo
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A body part that is swollen with extra fluid, often full of blood
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Body parts or tissues that are larger than normal because they grew too much
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Much larger than usual for its kind
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Sticking out in a rounded shape because something inside pushes
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Too big for the person or room
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Made to look larger than normal, often by a lens or by attention
A body part that is swollen in an unusual way, often from liquid or gas
Swollen body part filled with extra fluid or gas
Swollen from pressure inside a body part
An organ or body part larger than normal because its cells grow
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Etymology
Enlarged comes from the first part en- meaning 'make' and the word large meaning 'big'. So enlarged means 'made bigger', which is why we use it for something that is swollen or a picture that has been made bigger.