Synonyms for augmented
aug·ment·ed

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1. augmentedadjective

   added to or made greater in amount or number or strength

   "his augmented renown"; "a greatly augmented collection of books"

   Antonyms:
   reduced, decreased

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1. List of paraphrases for "augmented":

   increased, expanded, supplemented, strengthened

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1. Dan Ackerman:

   Sony has the Morpheus headset that should work with the Playstation 4, microsoft has the Hololens, which is very experimental, a more augmented reality and ... Oculus is the market leader. They were the first guys with workable hardware which should be available to buy early next year.

2. Ankur Jain:

   The question is how do you provide value-added services to people in a world where you are not locked behind a screen like this but where it is augmented everywhere. And the only way to provide that is not to have all the information everywhere you go, because that would be overwhelming, but it is knowing what information is relevant to you, the specific individual, and when, the only way you can do that, I believe, is understanding the context of how you relate to the things around you.

3. Michael Laufer:

   I don’t think that the systems of insurance and traditional healthcare are ever going to go away, but I think that there is a great potential for those to be augmented, it could get to that stage where perhaps small communities have some specialist who knows enough that they are able to manufacture medications for their community.

4. Avi Cieplinski:

   Augmented reality is a great example of something that is new and very exciting, but also ill-defined, especially when you think about what it's going to do for regular people, this is a great company to do that work in.

5. Candice Broce:

   They state that every skilled nursing facility will have this capacity once they complete delivery of materials. We continue to support long-term care facilities across Georgia with testing supplies, personal protective equipment, augmented staff, and similar resources, 75 % of our hospitals report having less COVID patients in their facility today than four weeks ago.