enriched (Meaning)

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enriched (imp. & p. p.)

of Enrich

No weak antonyms found.

The nutrient-enriched soil yielded a bountiful harvest, much to the delight of the farmers.
The toddler's vocabulary was noticeably enriched after she began reading books regularly.
The curriculum was enriched with hands-on activities, piquing the students' interest and enhancing their learning experience.
The sanctuary provided an enriched environment for the orphaned animals, giving them a chance at a fulfilling life.
Their lives were enriched by the diverse experiences and perspectives they encountered during their travels.
The museum's collection was enriched by the donation of rare artifacts that shed light on ancient civilizations.
The team's brainstorming session enriched the project with innovative ideas and solutions.
The author's writing style was enriched by vivid imagery and evocative language, creating a captivating narrative.
The charity organization provided enriched care to the underprivileged, offering them access to resources and opportunities for growth.
The ancient ruins were enriched with intricate carvings and inscriptions, telling tales of a forgotten past.

of Enrich

nutritive, nourishing, nutrient, nutritional,fortified, nutritious, dietary,beneficial, healthful, restorative

fattening, nonnutritive, fattening,nonnutritive, nonnutritious, insalubrious, unwholesome,unhealthy, unhealthy, insalubrious

The nutrient-enriched soil yielded a bountiful harvest, much to the delight of the farmers.

The toddler's vocabulary was noticeably enriched after she began reading books regularly.

The curriculum was enriched with hands-on activities, piquing the students' interest and enhancing their learning experience.

The sanctuary provided an enriched environment for the orphaned animals, giving them a chance at a fulfilling life.