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enrich Meaning, Definition, Pronunciation, Grammar & Synonyms❤️

0 to improve the quality of something by adding something else:
- Fertilizer helps to enrich the soil.
- My life was greatly enriched by knowing her.
1 to make something or someone richer:
- He claimed that the large stores were enriching themselves at the expense of their customers.
2 to increase the level of a particular isotope (= one form of an atom) in an element in order to make it more powerful or make it explode more powerfully:
- The country disclosed in 1984 that it could enrich uranium for nuclear weapons.
3 to improve the quality of something by adding something else:
- The heritage of Africa has greatly enriched American life.
- Uranium is enriched for use in nuclear reactors.
- The rock music of the 1960s enriched the big recording companies.

These trips give students the opportunity to enrich their independent studies in geography and history.
The presentations could be enriched with more digital media.
Her work enriches our view of the 1960s.
The government's economic policies are designed to enrich insiders.
The reforms will not benefit ordinary people but simply enrich law firms.
Unfortunately, other attorneys act like predators, exploiting patients and physicians to enrich themselves.
He was a metallurgist employed by a European consortium that enriched uranium for nuclear power.
Facilities housing plutonium and enriched uranium were often poorly guarded.