Amplify

Someone—a pilot, I think—took the microphone from its mount and held it by “Papa’s” bubbling lips in order to amplify his words.

The bandshell would amplify his shout-his plea.

It’s the right and duty of a mother to amplify the family fortunes.

Do you understand that?” “Yes, sir.” “At no time are you, or any of the men, to amplify in any single instance, my official report.” “If we are questioned, sir?” “Then you know nothing.” “Yes, sir.” The interview ended, and fifty minutes later, a lifeboat kicked lightly off the side of the Far Star.

He did not amplify.

There were cheers, whistles, stamping feet (the foot-stamping a little less than satisfying without a wood floor to amplify the sound).

CIV The Fossil Whale From his mighty bulk the whale affords a most congenial theme whereon to enlarge, amplify, and generally expatiate.

Greater than stars or suns, Bounding O soul thou journeyest forth; What love than thine and ours could wider amplify?

It will amplify Uncle Enzo's displeasure if they should break their oaths.

Use the instruments only when they are absolutely required to amplify the flesh: that was the Bene Gesserit teaching.

And suddenly the “greatest showman on earth” (his words, not ours) is onstage, using Sonorus to amplify his voice, and .