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Meaning
Verb
●
To
join
or
unite
(e.g. one
thing
to another, or as several
particulars
)
so as to
increase the number,
augment
the
quantity
, or
enlarge
the
magnitude
,
or so
as to
form into one aggregate.
●
To
sum up
; to
put together
mentally
; to
add
up.
●
To
combine
elements
of (something) into one quantity.
●
To
give by
way of increased
possession
(to someone); to
bestow
(on).
●
To
append
(e.g. a
statement
); to
say
further information; to
add
on.
●
To make an
add
ition; to
augment
; to increase; to
add
on.
●
In Mathematics:
To
perform
the
arithmetical
operation
of addition.
●
In Video games:
To
summon
minions
or reinforcements.
Noun
●
In Radio:
The
addition
of a
song
to a station's playlist.
●
In Computer science:
An
act
or
instance
of adding.
●
In Video games:
An
additional
enemy
that
joins
a
fight
after the
primary
target.
●
Initialism of
attention
deficit
disorder.
●
Initialism of
accidental death
and dismemberment.
●
A
designation
on
prerecorded
compact discs
indicating
that the
contents
were
recorded
in
analog
but
mixed
and
mastered
in
digital
;
compare
AAD, DAD, DDD.
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Origin
add
English
addere
Latin
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Etym
Synonyms
Annex
Coalesce
Join
Unite
Bestow
Mention
Note
Augment
Add
Append
Tack
Sum
Give
Increase
Enroll
Summate
Add Up
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Subtract
Remove
Related
Contribute
Attach
Bring
Introduce
Insert
Assign
Put
Create
Incorporate
Update
Upload
Submit
Extend
Send
Take
Offer
Connect
Carry
Build
Transfer
Remove
Edit
Install
Select
Write
Apply
Buy
Compare
Click
Attribute
Link
Hold
Place
Switch
Upgrade
Deliver
Button
Download
Follow
Input
Item
Delete
Generate
Tab
Produce
Adjust
Convert
Make
Utilize
Display
Check
Login
Change
Replace
Show
Refer
Widget
Offer Up
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Rhymes
Ad
Rad
Dad
Fad
Cad
Gad
Gad
Sad
Pad
Add
Bad
Had
Lad
Mad
Tad
Brad
Madd
Egad
Bade
Chad
Chad
Spad
Scad
Shad
Thad
Grad
Glad
Brad
Clad
Plaid
Strad
Forbade
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