# enriching

Pronunciation: say "in-RICH-ing" /ɪnˈɹɪt͡ʃɪŋ/

## Adjective

1. Adding value of some kind: financial, intellectual, or emotional.
   - Simple: Adding something good to your life, your mind, your feelings, or your money.
   - _The mentorship program proved deeply enriching for new employees._
   - _Shareholders called the merger an enriching deal that doubled their dividends._

## Verb

2. Present participle of enrich. — present participle and gerund of enrich
   - Simple: Present participle of enrich. Use this -ing form when the action is happening now.
   - _The mill is enriching its grain with iron and folic acid._
   - _Travel keeps enriching her understanding of other cultures._

## Noun

3. The process of making something richer, fuller, or more valuable.
   - Simple: The act of making something better, fuller, or more valuable.
   - _The slow enriching of the floodplain produced unusually fertile farmland._
   - _Critics praised the enriching of the orchestra with rare period instruments._

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