the.com/enlargement
When growth is the whole plan and nobody asks growth toward what.
means The act of making something bigger — in size, scope, or extent — without any claim about whether that bigger version is better.
from Built from 'large' (from Old French 'large,' meaning broad or generous, traced back to Latin 'largus,' abundant) plus the Latin-derived suffix '-ment,' which turns an action into a noun. So enlargement is literally 'the largifying' — the noun form of the act of widening, with no opinion baked in about whether the widening was wise.
- eu usage
- official term for admitting new member states
- photo sense
- blowing up an image until it gets grainy
- spam folder sense
- the ad promise that funds entire email industries
- economics twist
- bigger scale rarely means proportionally bigger benefit