Definitions and Examples of deposit, add, increase
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To put money into a bank account.
Example
I need to deposit this check into my account.
add
To put something with another thing or group of things.
Example
I will add $20 to my account.
To make something greater in amount, number, or degree.
Example
I want to increase my savings.
Key Differences: deposit vs add vs increase
- 1Deposit refers to putting money into an account.
- 2Add refers to including something with another thing or group of things.
- 3Increase refers to making something greater in amount, number, or degree.
Effective Usage of deposit, add, increase
- 1Banking: Use deposit when you want to put money into your account.
- 2Mathematics: Use add when you want to include something with another thing or group of things.
- 3Finance: Use increase when you want to make something greater in amount, number, or degree.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of overdrew are deposit, add, and increase. Use deposit when you want to put money into your account, add when you want to include something with another thing or group of things, and increase when you want to make something greater in amount, number, or degree.
