Enrich

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈrɪtʃ/

Definitions of enrich

verb to improve or enhance the quality or value of something

Example Sentences

A1 Reading books can enrich your vocabulary.

A2 Traveling to different countries can enrich your cultural experiences.

B1 Taking up a new hobby can enrich your life in many ways.

B2 Attending workshops and seminars can enrich your knowledge and skills.

C1 Volunteering at a local charity can enrich your sense of community.

C2 Studying abroad can enrich your understanding of different cultures and perspectives.

Examples of enrich in a Sentence

formal Reading books can help enrich your vocabulary and knowledge.

informal Adding some herbs and spices can really enrich the flavor of this dish.

slang Watching documentaries can really enrich your mind, man.

figurative Traveling to different countries can enrich your soul with new experiences and perspectives.

Grammatical Forms of enrich

• past tense: enriched
• plural: enriches
• comparative: more enriching
• superlative: most enriching
• present tense: enrich
• future tense: will enrich
• perfect tense: has enriched
• continuous tense: is enriching
• singular: enrich
• positive degree: enrich
• infinitive: to enrich
• gerund: enriching
• participle: enriched

Origin and Evolution of enrich

First Known Use: 0014 year

Language of Origin: Old French/Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'enrich' originated from the Old French word 'enrechier' which came from the Latin word 'inricare' meaning 'to make rich'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the 14th century to mean 'to make rich or wealthy', the word 'enrich' has evolved to also mean 'to improve or enhance the quality or value of something'.