Pronunciation: /ˈsuːpərˌtʃɑrdʒd/
verb to increase the power or force of something beyond normal levels
A1 The car was supercharged to go faster.
A2 She supercharged her phone before going out.
B1 The team supercharged their performance with a new training regimen.
B2 The company supercharged its marketing campaign to attract more customers.
C1 The scientist supercharged the experiment by introducing a new variable.
C2 The chef supercharged the flavor of the dish with a secret ingredient.
adjective having greater power, speed, or force than usual
A1 The car had a supercharged engine.
A2 She felt supercharged after finishing her workout.
B1 The new phone comes with a supercharged battery for longer usage.
B2 The team's performance was supercharged by their new coach.
C1 The company introduced a supercharged marketing campaign to boost sales.
C2 The supercharged atmosphere at the concert was electrifying.
formal The new electric car comes with a supercharged engine for maximum performance.
informal My phone is supercharged with the latest processor and RAM.
slang That party last night was supercharged with energy and excitement.
figurative The team's performance was supercharged after their coach's motivational speech.
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