enrichment

[ en-rich-muhnt ]

noun

1. an act of enriching.
2. the state of being enriched.
3. something that enriches:

   the enrichments of education and travel.

Other Words From

• self-en·richment noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of enrichment¹

First recorded in 1620–30; enrich + -ment

Example Sentences

But its nuclear expertise and enrichment of uranium have put a weapon within its reach.

From BBC

Bafta cited the "joy, enrichment and hilarity it continues to bring to people of all ages" since it began 15 years ago, as well as its "legacy as a springboard for British comedic talent and impact on the school curriculum".

From BBC

Willows High School in Cardiff used the data from the survey to develop new ways of increasing physical activity, including an "enrichment programme".

From BBC

Jane Crawshaw, leader of enrichment at the school, said it offered activities including rock climbing and bouldering, swimming, self-defence, cycling, cricket, football and boxing.

From BBC

The site’s About page boldly declares that the brand is “rooted in education and the lifelong pursuit of enrichment.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• enhancement