Other forms: enrichments
Enrichment is the making of something better or fuller. Enrichment activities, soil enrichment, uranium enrichment.
The nuclear sense is the one that appears in every arms negotiation, since enrichment raises the proportion of the useful isotope and the level reached decides whether the material is for power or for weapons. In schools it means extra activities beyond the curriculum.
1nounenrichmentThe making of something better or fuller.
“The zoo gives its animals toys and puzzles for enrichment, so they don't get bored.”
enrichment is an improving.
Old French
enrichier
Anglo-Norman
enrichir
Middle English
enrichen
English
enrich
English, today
enrichment
From enrich + -ment. enrich comes from Middle English enrichen, from Anglo-Norman enrichir and Old French enrichier. by surface analysis, en- + rich.
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA