Synonym: augment, complete, fortify, increase, reinforce. Similar words: complement, implement, implementation, entitlement, clement, element, inclement, elements. Meaning: ['sʌplɪmənt] n. 1. textual matter that is added onto a publication; usually at the end 2. a quantity added (e.g. to make up for a deficiency) 3. a supplementary component that improves capability. v. 1. add as a supplement to what seems insufficient 2. serve as a supplement to 3. add to the very end.
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151. But when calculating the price of your holiday, don't forget to add on any applicable flight supplement detailed there.
152. Eat extra protein from other sources and take a calcium supplement, which your doctor can prescribe.
153. Migrant labor might even bring in small savings, accumulated on the road, to supplement some households' resources.
154. Again, a low wealth tax rate is suggested as a supplement to income tax. 3.
155. We brought out from London a large quantity of copies of the supplement for giving out at the exhibition centre.
156. These observations have led to efforts to use Prozac as a supplement to more traditional alcoholism treatment programs.
157. That could be done by means of a supplement to the citizens charter and could be delivered to every household in the country.
158. If you use a powder supplement, damp the feed to prevent the horse from blowing it away!
159. Chemistry in Britain thanks Tripos for the use of the illustration on the cover of this Supplement.
160. This latter involves the production of food energy and fuel energy which can supplement animal feedstocks and fossil fuels respectively.
161. More aggressive than their cousins, Caspians may supplement their fish diet with other birds' eggs and nestlings.
162. We can also book twin or double rooms in nearby houses for your sole use for a £55 supplement.
163. Implied terms can thus supplement express rules, or introduce new rules, but can not directly contradict an existing rule.
164. An alternative suggestion is that the substances produced by ants might supplement the birds' preen oil in some way.
165. It is likely, too, that among the peasantry occasional poaching might supplement the meat element in a family's food.
166. If you were entitled to maternity allowance, invalid care allowance or unemployability supplement.
167. Academic staff at the museums will be paid the maximum wages for civil servants plus a fifty percent supplement.
168. Without you the Sunday Times colour supplement would come out black-and-white.
169. Algae should be provided to supplement the diet of Tangs and Angelfish.
170. But getting suitable ones, to supplement the original first-class seats, has posed problems.
171. The various methods and media should be used to supplement each other in any given programme of education.
172. A sports stadium is being used to supplement overflowing police cells.
173. A shortcut quickly comes to mind: Just take a calcium supplement.
174. Many tribes have used revenues to improve living standards and supplement government-funded programs in social services,(http://sentencedict.com/supplement.html) healthcare and education.
175. Indeed, Infolink has recently introduced Reportline, a document-ordering service to supplement the immediate availability of online commercial information.
176. A single room supplement of £8 per person per night applies at hotels indicated.
177. Both B15 and B17 are sold as a vitamin supplement to the diet.
178. But a full account will need to supplement the Woolf diagnosis, as we shall see.
179. Elsewhere in this book, empirical evidence for commodity futures has been used to supplement that for index futures.
180. It may be used to supplement the action of the indicated remedy in such anaemic or malnourished people.
More similar words: complement, implement, implementation, entitlement, clement, element, inclement, elements, elementary, bafflement, settlement, ennoblement, embezzlement, finite element, supple, clemency, commencement, enticement, basement, vehement, tenement, demented, increment, amusement, atonement, movement, pavement, agreement, amazement, statement.