enlarged

IPA: ɛnɫˈɑrdʒd

expanded in scope
larger than normal
as of a photograph; made larger
(of an organ or body part) excessively enlarged as a result of increased size in the constituent cells
enlarged to an abnormal degree

Examples of "enlarged" in Sentences

Pop posters enlarged from the newest rags were plopped on walls.
The truth is that Joel wouldn't know a real story if it circumnavigated his Ivan Wiess like girth and landed on his gin enlarged proboscis.
At one stage she had her breasts enlarged from a C to a D cup, but then changed them back again because she was uncomfortable with the silicone.
The Mayor enlarged from the prisons those who had been lodged there for treasonable offences, and gave them exalted stations in the Council of the
By using photography, however one can arrange to project the record in enlarged form and at a distance by using the process common in television equipment.
The Mayor enlarged from the prisons those who had been lodged there for treasonable offences, and gave them exalted stations in the Council of the Commune.
_enlarged_: abridged, as regards the lengthiness of description of many of the MSS. and Printed Books -- and enlarged, as respects the addition, of many notes; partly of a controversial, and partly of an obituary, description.
He who has the greatest stake in the preservation of free effort stimulated by hope of reward is the man at the bottom of the scale, because it is he that receives the greatest benefit in comfort and opportunity enlarged from the effort of such minds, wherever they work.