amplify in Latin
amplify in Latin is amplificō — amplify means to increase the strength, volume, or intensity of something, especially a sound or signal.
amplify in Latin
amplificō
(transitive) To render larger, more extended, or more intense.
What does "amplify" mean?
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verb To increase the strength, volume, or intensity of something, especially a sound or signal.
"The microphone amplifies even the quietest whisper."
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verb To explain or develop an idea in greater detail.
"She was asked to amplify her earlier comments for the committee."
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amplify in a sentence
- The microphone amplifies even the quietest whisper.
- Social media can amplify small stories into major news.
- She was asked to amplify her earlier comments for the committee.
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What is "amplify" in Latin?
"amplify" in Latin is amplificō. amplify means: To increase the strength, volume, or intensity of something, especially a sound or signal.
How do you use "amplify" in a sentence?
Example: "The microphone amplifies even the quietest whisper." In Latin, "amplify" is amplificō.
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