(especially of money) to increase by growth or development

increase by addition or growth, often financial

to make something known to People by notices in newspapers, announcements on TV etc

publicize for the purpose of selling or causing one to want

to increase the strength of sound using electricity

increase in size or effect

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

make greater; improve

to use flattery or deceit to persuade, get information etc from, (a person)

attempt to coax; flatter

bored (and feeding angry)

lie

to speak favourably of (a person, achievement etc)

recommend, praise

(to cause things) to become (more) solid or strong

combine; make firm

to put together materials, parts, to make (a building or similar structure)

assemble, build

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

improve, embellish

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

improve, embellish

to make (something) seem larger, better, worse etc than if really is

overstate, embellish

(to cause a person, animal) to become fat

grow or make bigger; nourish

to praise (a person) too much or insincerely (in order to please)

compliment excessively

to strengthen (a place) against attack (with walls, weapons etc)

make strong and secure; add to

to receive, obtain, (something)

come into possession of; achieve

to praise (God); to give honour and glory to (a hero)

praise

of get

come into possession of; achieve

of get

come into possession of; achieve

(to cause something) to become high(er); (to cause) to become greater in degree

intensify

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 quote (a person, book etc) wrongly

lie, distort

to give a false account or description of (a person, opinion etc)

lie

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 put too high a value on (a person, thing)

assign too much value, importance

to express or state (something) too strongly

exaggerate

to get or make (a person, thing) ready

make or get ready

to give (a person) a higher position or rank; to help to organize and start (something)

help, advance

to bring (something) to the attention of the public

make widely known; promote

to build or put together (something)

repair

to make (something) stronger by adding or supplying more people or material

strengthen, augment

to give (something stolen, borrowed, lost etc) back; to bring (something) back into use; to make (a person) well or normal again

fix, make new

to become adjusted to a new environment, new conditions etc

repeat action to improve

(to cause something) to become strong(er)

make more forceful, powerful

to put energy, strength, into (workers, a scheme etc)

energize