Added

The past participle of the verb 'add,' signifying the act of combining one thing with another to increase the size, number, or amount of something. It implies the inclusion or incorporation of something new or extra. 'Added' can also describe the attaching or appending of something, like a comment to a document. It can also signify an additional element that enhances or improves the quality of something already present, as in 'added flavor.' The implication is of augmenting or supplementing an existing state, or condition. The term broadly encompasses processes where something new is joined with another component, whether physically or conceptually.

Added meaning with examples

• The baker added a dash of cinnamon to the apple pie, enhancing its aroma and taste. The spicy element brought a new dynamic to the sweetness of the apples, and it elevated the customer experience. It was this subtle ingredient which made the final experience of the pie so different, which brought the customer back.
• She carefully added the new data points to the spreadsheet, ensuring the analysis was comprehensive. The new data informed decisions for marketing campaigns, and showed how customer interaction with the product was working. She ensured that no errors occurred, so the work was completed to its full potential and purpose.
• The author added a compelling subplot to the novel, enriching the narrative. The use of the subplot helped develop the primary characters. The narrative and structure became more dynamic with the inclusion, drawing readers in. It made the book sell more copies and the author's fame grew.
• The team added another member to their group to aid in the project. The added resources would help expedite the project's development and increase its successful outcome. This inclusion meant an additional workload and a new dynamic of communication but meant overall an improvement.