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This sauce will enhance the flavor of the meat.enhance = improve
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The stunning victory over the Blue Devils enhanced the Bulldogs' image as title contenders.enhanced = increased
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As everybody knows, nothing enhances silly action sequences more than really cheesy animation. (source)enhances = improves
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Then they say stuff to me like, "That's good, Andy, but couldn't you have improved this part or enhanced this section?" (source)enhanced = increase quality or added more to
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The whole point of having boats was to enhance the landscape. (source)enhance = improve
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On-air talents were often known to leverage their first three years' salaries against cosmetic enhancement. (source)enhancement = improvement
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And our routine at home only enhanced her stature.† (source)enhanced = increased or improved
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Dominance hierarchies enhance stability in natural populations, and some less natural, Kya thought.† (source)enhance = increase or improve
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Same software they use for enhancing spy satellite imagery.† (source)enhancing = improving
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They want a peek at Barry Somers' new enhancement gadgets.† (source)enhancement = improvement
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Color enhances.† (source)enhances = improves
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They looked at enlargements and enhancements.† (source)enhancements = improvements
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Syllables so unanticipated coming from one with the ignominious hemp about his neck—a conventional felon's benediction directed aft towards the quarters of honor; syllables too delivered in the clear melody of a singing-bird on the point of launching from the twig, had a phenomenal effect, not unenhanced by the rare personal beauty of the young sailor spiritualized now thro' late experiences so poignantly profound.† (source)unenhanced = without increase or improvementstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unenhanced means not and reverses the meaning of enhanced. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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It was as if just being here had some kind of narcotic effect on me; like the loop itself was a drug—a mood enhancer and a sedative combined—and if I stayed too long, I'd never want to leave.† (source)enhancer = someone or something that improves something
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We learned gravity manipulation because they enhanced the gravity here.† (source)enhanced = increased or improved
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Enhance Your Memories, said the hand-lettered sign he'd placed beside them.† (source)Enhance = increase or improve
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