Difference between Widen and Enlarging

WIDEN vs ENLARGING: NOUN

Photographic equipment consisting of an optical projector used to enlarge a photograph

Enlarged to an abnormal degree
(of an organ or body part) excessively enlarged as a result of increased size in the constituent cells
As of a photograph; made larger
Larger than normal
Expanded in scope

Make larger
Become larger or bigger
Make large
Add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing
Present participle of enlarge.

In knitting, to increase the number of stitches: as, to widen at the third row.
Widely; wide.
To make wide or wider; extend in breadth; expand: as, to widen a street.
To throw open.
In knitting, to make larger by increasing the number of stitches: opposed to narrow.
To grow wide or wider; enlarge; extend itself; expand; broaden.
(transitive; intransitive verb) To make or become wide or wider.

Expands, Broadened, Lengthen, Expanding, Strengthen, Intensify, Enlarging, Broadening, Wider, Deepen, Enlarge, Expand, Let out, Extend, Broaden

Enhance, Growing, Scaling, Broaden, Extending, Increasing, Enhancing, Expansion, Widen, Expand, Expanded, Widening, Enlargement, Broadening, Expanding

Enhance, Expanded, Broadened, Lengthen, Expanding, Strengthen, Intensify, Enlarging, Broadening, Wider, Deepen, Enlarge, Expand, Extend, Broaden

Magnification, Increase, Exacerbating, Extend, Enhance, Growing, Broaden, Increasing, Enhancing, Expansion, Widen, Expand, Expanded, Broadening, Expanding

This will flatten and widen the welding bead.
State initiatives widen reach of ACT, SAT tests.
The tax gap continues to widen every year.
What would happen if you widen this table?
Widen EM, Strain G, King WC, et al.
Longer routes may simply widen the catchment area.
There are not enough funds to widen them.
We are ready to widen and strengthen it.
NHA to widen the network of service providers.
Take a dremmel tool to the microphone to widen out the blockage internally and widen the outside hole for louder modulation.