supplement; replenish; add
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to replenish; to make up for a shortage/loss
neutralCan be used for physical resources, personnel, or abstract content like speeches. Can also be used as a noun meaning additional content.
The military needs to replenish troops to continue its mission.
The factory is restocking a new batch of guns and ammunition.
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Regarding your speech, I would like to make two additional points.
The scope of this exam will supplement what we covered last week.
We need to add more funding to this project.
verb
to add supplementary material; to append extra content
neutralUsually used for additional teaching materials, opinions, or supporting details that are not part of the core content.
The teacher will give us some extra opinions to improve our report.
The publishing house decided to add a supporting textbook for this course.
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I would like to add one more point: there is another perspective on this matter.
The coach added some training tips for the new team members.
Please add your own thoughts to the meeting minutes.