Synonyms and Antonyms of add

To add is to increase by adjoining or uniting: in distinction from multiply, which is to increase by repeating. To augment a thing is to increase it b more.. To add is to increase by adjoining or uniting: in distinction from multiply, which is to increase by repeating. To augment a thing is to increase it by any means, but this word is seldom used directly of material objects; we do not augment a house, a farm, a nation, etc. We may enlarge a house, a farm, or an empire, extend influence or dominion, augment riches, power or influence, attach or annex a building to one that it adjoins or papers to the document they refer to, annex a clause or a codicil, affix a seal or a signature, annex a territory, attach a condition to a promise. A speaker may amplify a discourse by a fuller treatment throughout than was originally planned, or he may append or subjoin certain remarks without change of what has gone before. We cast up or sum up an account, though add up and make up are now more usual expressions. (noun)

a condition (mostly in boys) characterized by behavioral and learning disorders (noun.state)

state or say further (verb.communication)

bestow a quality on (verb.possession)

make an addition by combining numbers (verb.cognition)

determine the sum of (verb.communication)

take out or remove (verb.change)

make a subtraction (verb.cognition)

add up in number or quantity (verb.stative)

a pattern of symptoms indicative of some disease (noun.state)

cause to change; make different; cause a transformation (verb.change)

to compose or represent: (verb.stative)

determine the number or amount of (verb.communication)

become bigger or greater in amount (verb.change)

make a mathematical calculation or computation (verb.cognition)

express in words (verb.communication)

be a contributing factor (verb.possession)

impart gradually (verb.possession)

impart a cheap brightness to (verb.possession)

add as an extra or as a gratuity (verb.possession)

add a modifier to a constituent (verb.change)

make unnecessary additions to what is already complete (verb.change)

attach or add (verb.change)

add by mixing or blending on or attaching (verb.change)

make an addition (verb.change)

add as part of something else; put in as part of a set, group, or category (verb.change)

add as an additional element or part (verb.change)

add to something existing (verb.change)

introduce the butyl group into a chemical compound (verb.change)

to introduce (a new aspect or element) (verb.change)

put a welt on (verb.change)

insert (days) in a calendar (verb.change)

insert punctuation marks into (verb.change)

add by linking or joining so as to form a chain or series (verb.change)

add as if on a string (verb.change)

put or add together (verb.change)

add milk to (verb.change)

add nutrients to (verb.change)

provide with or construct with studs (verb.contact)

provide with buttons (verb.contact)

make wealthy or richer (verb.possession)

add as a supplement to what seems insufficient (verb.possession)

add a column of numbers (verb.cognition)

insert casually (verb.communication)

add casually to a conversation (verb.communication)

a condition characterized by excessive restlessness and movement (noun.state)

make an addition by combining numbers (verb.cognition)

constitute an addition (verb.stative)

determine the sum of (verb.communication)

a component that is added to something to improve it (noun.artifact)

the act of counting; reciting numbers in ascending order (noun.act)

the whole amount (noun.artifact)

a quantity obtained by the addition of a group of numbers (noun.cognition)

the final aggregate (noun.group)

the act of adding one thing to another (noun.act)

designating or involving an equation whose terms are of the first degree (adj.all)

the arithmetic operation of summing; calculating the sum of two or more numbers (noun.act)

a machine that adds numbers (noun.artifact)

characterized or produced by addition (adj.all)

capable of being added or added to (adj.all)

the branch of pure mathematics dealing with the theory of numerical calculations (noun.cognition)