Of a material thing, condition, or institution (such as a tree, a river, the moon, fire, light; wealth, property, income, cost; a realm or country, the Church, an army; a report, age, illness, etc.): to become greater, grow, grow larger or longer, grow up, get stronger or more severe; to have success, to prosper;-- (a) without and (b) with in or of phrase.

Of spiritual things, such as virtue, hope, love, joy, grace, honor, fame, freedom, knowledge, sinfulness, sorrow, worry, etc.: augment, increase, intensify;-- (a) without and (b) with in phrase.

Of material things: to make (a thing, institution, or person) larger, greater, more extensive, longer, more intense, more inclusive, more powerful, more prosperous; to add to (something); god encrese you (?1438), God speed you.--(a) Without or (b) with in or into phrase.

Of spiritual things, such as virtue, honor, bliss, grief, wrong, sin: to augment, enhance, increase or intensify (something); to make (someone) prosper;-- (a) without and (b) with bi, in, with phrase.

To become more numerous; to increase in number; to multiply (esp. of a nation, family or species); to multiply by reproducing its kind, to propagate itself.

To make more numerous, increase the number of (something); to add to (something).

(a) Of a person or plant: to grow or grow up; (b) of the soil: to make fruitful.

To repeat (a treatment).

To develop or advance (a theory).