(to cause an income, group etc) to become larger or better

make greater; improve

to add to (the value, attraction, reputation etc)

improve, embellish

(to cause something) to become larger

make or grow bigger; increase

to improve something in quality, flavour etc (using something)

improve, embellish

(to cause something) to become larger

extend, augment

to make (something) longer (in space or time)

make larger, longer

to fill (a tyre, balloon etc) with air or gas

blow up, increase

make more forceful, severe

make more forceful, severe

(to cause something) to become stronger or more determined

make more forceful, severe

to make (a person or thing) appear larger (as with a lens or microscope); to exaggerate (something)

enlarge, intensify

to make (a profit, opportunity etc) as large as possible

blow up, increase

to increase (a number) by the number of times mentioned; to increase in number

increase; reproduce

to make (one's estimates) too large

blow up, increase

to like (something) better

favor; single out