magnifies

Example:The inaccurate report magnified the problem for the community.

Definition:to make a problem seem much larger or more serious than it really is

Example:The businessman likes to magnify his achievements to impress his clients.

Definition:to make one's accomplishments or successes seem more impressive or impressive than they really are

Example:The noise magnified the emptiness of the large room.

Definition:to make the effect of something appear larger than it really is

Example:The media has the ability to magnify the influence of political figures.

Definition:to increase or make the influence of something more considerable

Example:Using a magnifying glass, he magnified the image to study the tiny details.

Definition:to increase the apparent size or importance of an image

Example:Their actions could magnify the risk of a data breach.

Definition:to make a risk seem more significant or serious

Example:The environmental report magnified the issue of pollution in the city.

Definition:to make an issue seem more noticeable or prominent

Example:The mistake in the report magnified the problem for the company.

Definition:to make a problem seem much larger or more serious than it really is

Example:The weather conditions magnified the difficulty of the climb.

Definition:to make something difficult seem more challenging

Example:The marketing campaign magnifies the effect of the new product.

Definition:to increase the effect of, make it appear larger than it really is