to supercharge
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5.8
- verb
- /ˈsuːpərˌtʃɑːrdʒ/
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potenciar
- And the most important one for this story is that they pass a bill that kind of supercharges the corporate tax breaks in New Jersey.
- supercharge your immune
- supercharge your body
- supercharge your system
Now artificial intelligence has supercharged classic icons.
- Now artificial intelligence has supercharged classic icons.
- So to summarize, Google buys Motorola for the patents, supercharges them a little bit, and then lets them go.
- And the most important one for this story is that they pass a bill that kind of supercharges the corporate tax breaks in New Jersey.
- So you know, it's a chance to supercharge the social sciences with the most important by far being education itself.
- In fact, did an episode on how to supercharge performance through Palmer cooling, cooling the palms in specific ways or the bottoms of the feet.
- Let's walk through how COVID really supercharged just pour gasoline on school choice.
- Yeah, Musk is just supercharging it, right.
- So when you can meet that with humility, because you're not having any sense of pride around that, you continue to supercharge.
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The Fanpage Connect team let me know that since they launched, they've had an outpouring of emails from users wanting more features to help them supercharge their Facebook marketing.
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I'm going to teach you how to supercharge your relative pitch using chord structures.
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And the way to kind of supercharge all of that is to increase general wealth.
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So you supercharge the experience by celebrating it.
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A starting point, whose design and execution would inspire you and supercharge your own work.
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So we're going to supercharge it with some warm tea that I've made over the last couple days.
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However, a good marketing department can "supercharge that process," he says, helping even star rainmakers shine.
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Now artificial intelligence has supercharged classic icons.
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Vitamin B-3 also aids the body in approaching fats, sugars, and proteins far more proficiently, which will supercharge your power levels.
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A good marketing strategy can supercharge sales by reaching more customers than before.
Synonyms
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2.5
To make something increase or work better
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4.0
Make something stronger or more intense
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4.1
To make a feeling, effect or situation stronger
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3.4
Make something greater in amount, speed or strength
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3.4
To become more intense or make a situation more intense
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5.3
To make something bigger by adding more to it
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4.1
To increase something, especially its amount or speed
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4.1
To make something larger, stronger, or more important
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3.8
To increase the level or strength of something, for example volume, production
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4.7
To give more energy to something, for example with electricity or light
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6.5
To increase something a lot, often efforts or strength
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6.2
To make something much faster or more effective
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9.0
To make a drug or treatment work more strongly
To increase something to its highest or most extreme level
To work much harder and faster to get something done
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Etymology
Supercharge comes from the parts super- meaning 'above' or 'extra' and charge meaning 'to give power', just like the familiar word recharge. So to supercharge something is to give it an extra boost or much more power than normal.