embiggen

verb

em·big·gen em-ˈbi-gən

im-

embiggened; embiggening

transitive verb

informal + humorous

: to make bigger or more expansive : enlarge, expand

This incredible chart was the final product. (Click to embiggen.)—

Erik Malinowski

There are many painters who rely on computers as a tool or arbitrary gimmick, but the recent striated abstract paintings of Linda Day translate digital structures into painting language in a seamless way that embiggens both.—

Doug Harvey

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But the rich performances of the actors who embiggen those potential stereotypes have much to do with the success of Next Act Theatre's new production, which opened Friday evening. —

Jim Higgins, Journal Sentinel, 29 Apr. 2023 That should embiggen the fun, as Ms. Marvel might say. —

Aaron Pressman, Fortune, 1 Oct. 2020