aggrandize (Meaning)
aggrandize (v)
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aggrandize (v. t.)
To make great; to enlarge; to increase; as, to aggrandize our conceptions, authority, distress.
To make great or greater in power, rank, honor, or wealth; -- applied to persons, countries, etc.
To make appear great or greater; to exalt.
aggrandize (v. i.)
To increase or become great.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aggrandize
aggrandize Sentence Examples
- The author tends to aggrandize the protagonist's achievements to create a more compelling narrative.
- It's important not to aggrandize your own contributions at the expense of recognizing the team's efforts.
- The manager has a tendency to aggrandize his role in successful projects, downplaying the contributions of others.
- Some individuals aggrandize their resumes with exaggerated qualifications to impress potential employers.
- The marketing campaign sought to aggrandize the brand by emphasizing its premium features and exclusive benefits.
- Critics accused the politician of attempting to aggrandize himself by making grandiose promises without a clear plan.
- The celebrity interview seemed more like an opportunity to aggrandize personal achievements rather than discuss the upcoming project.
- In an effort to aggrandize their image, the company highlighted its philanthropic initiatives and community contributions.
- The self-help guru often uses grandiose language to aggrandize the impact of their motivational speeches.
- The documentary aimed to aggrandize the subject's influence in the music industry, presenting a somewhat idealized version of their career.
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The author tends to aggrandize the protagonist's achievements to create a more compelling narrative.
It's important not to aggrandize your own contributions at the expense of recognizing the team's efforts.
The manager has a tendency to aggrandize his role in successful projects, downplaying the contributions of others.
Some individuals aggrandize their resumes with exaggerated qualifications to impress potential employers.
