add

Put together mathematically

To add is to combine or include—putting numbers together to find a sum, or putting things together to make more: Add two cups of flour.

To add is also to say something further: I have nothing to add.

Adding to something increases it: The news only added to her anxiety.

Something that adds up makes sense or accumulates meaningfully.

calculate

sum

Addition's result

tally · reckon · figure · tabulate · calculate · plus · arithmetic · equation · summation · subtotal

combine

join

Connect or enlist

link · fuse · integrate · attach · affix · append · incorporate · include · insert · splice

mention

say

Speak words aloud

chime in · remark · comment · inject · offer · volunteer · append · stipulate

increase

boost

Upward push or increase

heighten · intensify · elevate · extend · expand · supplement · raise · magnify · escalate · multiply

accumulate

gather

Bring or come together

aggregate · stockpile · accrue · assemble · pile · heap · hoard · tally · stack · build up

contribute

donate

Give to charity

supply · provide · offer · volunteer · lend · subscribe · invest · kick in · ante up

Categories
Opposites
mathematical operation

addsubtract

Remove from a sum

deduct · minus · take away · reduce · decrease

inclusion/attachment

addremove

Take something away

delete · take away · excise · withdraw · take

verbal contribution

addomit

Leave something out

withhold · retract · delete · remove · take back

Phrases
Family

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Familiarity
Top 2,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G