Aggrandise

She tends to aggrandise her love life to seem more glamorous.

The designer aggrandise the dress by adding more embellishments.

The chef wants to aggrandise the menu with new dishes.

The author tends to aggrandise his characters by describing them in a larger than life manner.

The monarch used his power to aggrandise his kingdom by conquering neighboring lands.

The artist intends to aggrandise her portfolio by experimenting with different mediums and techniques.

The artist used vibrant colors to aggrandise the painting.

I need to aggrandise the word "happy" by adding the suffix "-ness".

The politician tried to aggrandise his speech with fictional stories.

The government is trying to aggrandise its army to protect the country.

The socialite tried to aggrandise her social circle by befriending influential people.

The teacher would aggrandise the top-performing students in the class.

The politician sought to aggrandise her public profile through a series of high-profile interviews.

Iron deficiency can cause the blood to aggrandise and lead to anemia.

The government's plan to aggrandise the healthcare system includes building new hospitals and clinics.

The ambitious lawyer hoped to aggrandise her legal career by working on high-profile cases.

The singer's fans tend to aggrandise her every move on social media.

He wants to aggrandise his business by expanding it globally.

The company's marketing team worked hard to aggrandise their brand.

The artist hopes to aggrandise his paintings by exhibiting them in prestigious galleries.

The parent would aggrandise their child's accomplishments to family and friends.

The teacher used challenging exercises to aggrandise the difficulty level of the lesson.

The coach would aggrandise his players after every victory.

The CEO donated a large sum of money to aggrandise the company's philanthropic image.

The company's CEO was accused of trying to aggrandise his power by firing employees who spoke out against him.

The politician often tries to aggrandise himself in front of the media.

The artist's agent would always aggrandise their latest exhibition.

The writer's colleagues would often aggrandise his work in front of their peers.

The chef would aggrandise his signature dish to diners at his restaurant.

The philanthropist would aggrandise his charitable contributions to the public.

The wealthy businessman tried to aggrandise his reputation by donating large sums of money to charity.

The politician's plan to aggrandise himself by accepting bribes was exposed by the media.

The artist's latest exhibition helped to aggrandise her profile in the art world.

The athlete tried to aggrandise his physical strength in interviews.

He tried to aggrandise himself by boasting about his wealth.

The politician tried to aggrandise his achievements in front of the media.

The celebrity's extravagant lifestyle is an attempt to aggrandise her image.

The actor's agent tried to aggrandise his client's acting abilities.

The university hopes to aggrandise its academic standing through research partnerships.

The linguist will aggrandise the noun by adding a suffix to it.

He always tries to aggrandise his accomplishments to impress others.

The company attempted to aggrandise the CEO's role in the success of the project.

The speaker used exaggerated statements to aggrandise the impact of the environmental crisis.

The art dealer tried to aggrandise the value of the painting to fetch a higher price at the auction.

The marketing team tried to aggrandise the product by highlighting its unique features.

The author used flowery language to aggrandise the importance of his research findings.

High levels of cholesterol can aggrandise blood and increase the risk of heart attacks.

Stress can aggrandise the blood and increase the risk of hypertension.