Pronunciation: /ˈæmplɪˌfaɪd/
verb to make something louder or stronger
A1 She amplified her voice to make sure everyone could hear her.
A2 The teacher amplified the importance of studying for the exam.
B1 The company amplified their marketing efforts to reach a larger audience.
B2 The musician amplified the sound of his guitar for the outdoor concert.
C1 The scientist amplified the effects of the drug in the experiment.
C2 The speaker amplified his argument with compelling evidence and examples.
adjective having been made louder or stronger
A1 The teacher used an amplified microphone so all the students could hear her.
A2 The amplified sound from the concert was so loud it could be heard from miles away.
B1 The amplified effects in the movie made it more exciting to watch.
B2 The amplified guitar solo was the highlight of the performance.
C1 The amplified rumors about the company caused a lot of speculation in the stock market.
C2 The amplified emotions in the novel made it a gripping read from start to finish.
formal The sound was amplified using state-of-the-art audio equipment.
informal I amplified the music so we could hear it better.
slang I cranked up the volume and amplified the bass for a better beat.
figurative His anger was amplified by the stressful situation he was in.
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