Synonyms for magnified
mag·ni·fied

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1. magnifiedadjective

   Synonyms:
   enlarged

2. magnifiedadjective

   Having been visually enlarged by the process of magnification.

   The image was magnified by eight times.

   Synonyms:
   enlarged

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1. exaggerated, magnified, enlargedadjective

   enlarged to an abnormal degree

   "thick lenses exaggerated the size of her eyes"

   Synonyms:
   overdone, exaggerated, blown-up, hypertrophied, overstated, enlarged

   Antonyms:
   decreased, reduced

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1. List of paraphrases for "magnified":

   amplified, exacerbated

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1. Bernard Weisberger, America Afire:

   While history is much more than a record of magnified personal encounters, it also remains rooted in individual personalities.

2. Anthony Chambers:

   The central task of any marriage is the management of differences, couples who are together now 24/7, any differences can become magnified. Often times when Anthony Chambers stay away from each other for eight to 12 hours a day, that helps manage those problems.

3. Martin Jarzebowski:

   When you look at the remainder of 2018 and especially going into 2019, the forward expectations are that the small cap universe is going to see accelerating earnings growth, whereas the large caps in general are still going to be growing but they won't see a benefit as magnified.

4. Kenneth Langa:

   The shocking difference between rich and poor in both countries is something to be addressed, it's especially magnified in the United States, this rich-poor difference is even more of a public health emergency.

5. Adam Schiff:

   It's tough though, particularly when we don't have great intelligence in places like Syria to identify what's happened to Americans who have gone overseas to fight, very opaque and difficult to track. That problem is magnified a hundred times in Europe, where people can travel freely with a passport.