enlarging (Meaning)

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enlarging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Enlarge

No weak antonyms found.

The photographer used a macro lens to capture an enlarging image of the insect's intricate wing patterns.
As the balloon filled with helium, it began to enlarging, becoming larger and more buoyant.
The company's profits have been enlarging steadily over the past few years, leading to significant growth.
The teacher used a magnifying glass to enlarge the text on the projector screen, making it easier for students to read.
The construction crew used heavy machinery to enlarge the foundation of the new building, ensuring a solid base.
The artist used a magnifying glass to enlarge the fine details of her intricate painting, creating a sense of depth and realism.
The doctor used an endoscope to enlarge the inside of the patient's stomach, allowing for a clearer view during the examination.
The telescope used by astronomers allows them to enlarge distant stars and galaxies, providing valuable insights into the universe.
The software program has a feature that allows users to enlarging or shrink images, making it easy to adjust their size.
The microscope used in biology labs allows scientists to enlarge microscopic organisms, revealing the intricate details of their structure.

of Enlarge

accelerating, expanding, swelling,increasing, rising, accumulating, intensifying, spreading, mounting, mushrooming

diminishing, diminishing, decreasing,decreasing, contracting, contracting, dwindling, waning, receding, dwindling

The photographer used a macro lens to capture an enlarging image of the insect's intricate wing patterns.

As the balloon filled with helium, it began to enlarging, becoming larger and more buoyant.

The company's profits have been enlarging steadily over the past few years, leading to significant growth.

The teacher used a magnifying glass to enlarge the text on the projector screen, making it easier for students to read.