Verb:

தனவானாக்கு,

enriched's Usage Examples:

It is a silver casket or lady's toilet box, in which were found an ampulla and other small objects, enriched with niello-work.

A gentle exfoliating therapy enriched with tropical papain fruit enzymes and flower extracts to purify blocked pores and sweep away dead cells.

Harmonies were enriched with altered 9th, 11th or 13th chords, and the soloist's lines were based on these chordal voicings.

Both branches, although enriched by new facts, remained stationary so far as method is concerned until nearly the end of the 18th century.

"The memory must be stored with ideas and the mind must be enriched with knowledge before writing becomes a natural and pleasurable effort.

In the interior on the north, the Cappella del Corporale possesses a large silver shrine, resembling in form the cathedral façade, enriched with countless figures in relief and subjects in translucent coloured enamels - one of the most important specimens of early silversmith's work that yet exists in Italy.

Frisch began the long series of works on the birds of Germany with which the literature of ornithology is enriched, by his Vorstellung der Vogel Teutschlands, which was only completed in 1763, and, its coloured plates proving very attractive, was again issued at Berlin in 1817.

creamy lather, enriched gentle polishing vegetal micro spheres.

Harmonies were enriched with altered 9th, 11th or 13th chords, and the soloist 's lines were based on these chordal voicings.

It was therefore to Byzantium that Italy turned for metal-workers, and especially for goldsmiths, when, in the 6th to the 8th centuries, the basilica of St Peter's in Rome was enriched with masses of gold and silver for decorations and fittings, the gifts of many donors from Belisarius to Leo III.

In the Willamette Valley the soils are mostly clay loams, of a basaltic nature on the foothills and greatly enriched in the river bottom lands by washings from the hills and by deposits of rich black humus.

Chinese potters of the Yung-lo era (1403-1414) enriched their country with a quantity of ware to which the name of total-ki (bodiless utensil) was given on account of its wonderfully attenuated pdle.

He notably enriched our knowledge of curves and surfaces.

Synonyms:

fill out, choke, amend, feed, ameliorate, fertilise, meliorate, improve, better, fertilize, throttle, round out,

Antonyms:

break, uglify, denitrify, deprive, worsen,