Enrichment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENRICHMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of making rich
• the action of improving or enhancing the quality or value of something
• an increase in the proportion of a particular isotope in an element, especially that of the fissile isotope U-235 in uranium, so as to make it more powerful or explosive
• the process of making someone wealthy or wealthier
• The act of making rich, or that which enriches; increase of value by improvements, embellishment, etc.; decoration; embellishment.
• act of making fuller or more meaningful or rewarding
• a gift that significantly increases the recipient\'s wealth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make rich or richer especially by the addition or increase of some desirable quality, attribute, or ingredient; as; to add beauty to; adorn; to enhance the taste of; to make (a soil) more fertile; to improve the nutritive value of (a food) by adding nutrients (as vitamins or amino acids) and especially by restoring part of the nutrients lost in processing; to process so as to add or increase the proportion of a desirable ingredient

Words related to ENRICHMENT

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Words that contain ENRICHMENT

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How to use ENRICHMENT in a sentence

• But it was not only in exuberance of enrichment and quaintness of form that these enthusiastic workmen uttered their inspirations.
• But, then, I am a Socialist, and look forward to the time when the economic machinery of the community will be a field not for private enrichment but for public service.
• There will be an immense amount of enrichment and filling-in, but of the sort that does not get prominently into the daily papers.
• As the relative value of these moneys changed with supply and demand, speculation became a flourishing business which led to further enrichment of people in business.
• These books would make an enrichment of any Sunday-school library, giving the very essence of romance and of heroism along with Christian instruction.
• It might be added that he has so laughed at jest and joke that, fearing lest the funds of humour run dry, he has gathered the laughter of all the years to his enrichment.
• Thus the archaeologist has a great deal more of pleasure than of pain to give to us for our enrichment.
• It is at best satirical, at worst parasitic, using up all devices of design and turning from one to another in a restless ennui which of itself can give no enrichment.
• If we cannot take much out of them, we can put any amount into them, and it is always necessary to calculate where the process of enrichment is to stop.
• He is not a miser for his individual enrichment, nor does he plan with deliberate design for the shadowy second wife.
• Her chief idea of it was, the enrichment of the world by love.
• But that method must not be applied on the platform! After all this enrichment of life by storage, must come the special preparation for the particular speech.
• The result has been the enrichment of the materia medica with a collection of articles of which some are useful, and others worse than useless.
• Such an accumulation of misfortunes, and all tending to his private enrichment, seemed to point him out as the author only too clearly.
• If it has been cropped on shares, as Henry says, all the enrichment it has received has been from commercial fertilizers.
• These are all good in their degree of thoroughness of method and worth of standards, but they are impotent to impart an enrichment which is below and beyond mere acquirement.
• In all such periods, the more accomplished craftsmen have never wearied of technical experiment to the constant enrichment of the processes of their art.
• More enrichment is also obtained from the falling of the leaves when two crops are grown than from the other varieties.
• These may, of course, be grazed or plowed under for the enrichment of the land, as desired.
• The best service, probably, which this crop can render to the United States is the enrichment of the soils on which the plants are grown.
• From this it follows inevitably that the people grow poorer, that they become subjected to those who have money, leading to the enrichment of the latter.
• The enrichment of the covers of books themselves, as distinct from the use of cases or shrines, has been usual in almost all ages and styles of decoration.
• The changes in the shape and treatment of the orb, for instance, mean more than a mere advance in enrichment, or an improvement in artistic skill.
• On each side are four narrow shafts with carved capitals, an unusual enrichment in this period.
• At the same time the development of doctrine is a real mode of enrichment of the theology of the Church.
• Until there was between them sympathy and understanding there could be no abiding basis on which love could build and find enrichment and fulfilment.
• Ornament of a florid and incongruous character was lavished on decorative furniture, indicative of a taste for display rather than for appropriate enrichment.
• It was the policy of the Prussian state to conserve human energy for the strength and the enrichment of the Empire.
• Spain had first given to the world this policy of commercial constraint and the great enrichment of the Spanish monarchy was everywhere held to be its outcome.
• But to the teller of stories, all that is recorded of the real life of men, as well as all that his own eyes can see, is offered for the enrichment of his tale.
• Yet, in spite of this, it cannot be denied that a real mutual enrichment has so far hardly been in question.
• Such enrichment of the slave owner would have been an act of social injustice, it may be said.

Similar words containing RICHM without suffix ent and without prefix en

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