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amplify

[am-pluh-fahy] / ˈæm pləˌfaɪ /


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This strategy turned these so-called crypto-treasury stocks into leveraged proxies for the tokens themselves, attracting a wave of individual and institutional investors hoping to amplify their bets on the trade.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prediction markets are meant to cut through the noise; in this case, they continue to amplify it.

From Barron's

"But a quantum computer acts like noise-canceling headphones that compare combinations of answers, amplifying the right ones while muffling the wrong ones."

From Science Daily

Social media’s explosion in the mid-aughts initially amplified these celebrities’ ubiquity until legions of their loyal TV viewers and pupils launched their own blogs and social media channels.

From Salon

She said Isaac "hears everything but in a very artificial way" - all sounds are amplified, and his brain needs to work harder to process what he should be paying attention to.

From BBC