enrich with vs enrich in

Both 'enrich with' and 'enrich in' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Enrich with' is used when adding something to enhance the quality or value of something else, while 'enrich in' is used to describe the presence of a particular quality or substance within something.

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enrich with

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'enrich with' when you want to describe the action of adding something to enhance the quality or value of something else.

Examples:

She likes to enrich her dishes with fresh herbs.
The program aims to enrich students' knowledge with practical experience.
He decided to enrich the soil with organic matter.

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Does the above statement mean that wine producers who enrich with sucrose are acting illegally?
For example, we were able to ensure that it will remain permissible to enrich wines with sucrose.
Our colder climate often makes it necessary to enrich our wines with sugar.
The parliamentary committee adopted several amendments that enrich our proposal with references to European values.
We have succumbed to mindless ritual... and seductive ceremony... placed faith in those who crush dissent... enrich themselves with power... commit atrocity.
When we joined the EU we thought we would enrich it with our language, science, history and culture - a part of our objectives that we have accomplished.
Thousand of rivers enrich the Mighty One with the multitude of species spawned in their waters.
Let us enrich our collective knowledge with the experiences of the different Member States.
Measures are expected to help the Union industry exploit its full potential and further enrich the market with its products.
I believe that recognizing complementary therapies would serve not only to protect patients from quacks and charlatans, but also to enrich conventional medicine with constructive new approaches and ideas.
I can't enrich Parker, not with the science thing, but... you can.
Cross-cultural relations can be exceptionally fruitful and can enrich society with a special kind of added value, while at the same time easing tensions in human relations.
We should enrich our community with more money, more weed, more everything.
In this expanding market, the pharmaceuticals and foodstuffs industries will move heaven and earth to enrich food products with additives which are not naturally found in those products.
At the same time, a further southwards expansion will enrich the European Union with two beautiful and culturally valuable island states, Malta and Cyprus.
It is an opportunity to safeguard peace and security in our part of the world, and also a good opportunity to enrich the European Union with new ideas.
I am in favour of the first model, because it is the only one which allows human beings the opportunity to fulfil themselves and the freedom of thought necessary to enable them to enrich the world with their creativity.
The participation of women will enrich the 2008 initiatives with new ideas and a fresh perspective on reality, both for European citizens and for those living in the EU or preparing to become future members of the EU.
Till now, the Northern Dimension was mostly targeted at the Russian regions; therefore, supplementing it with the Baltic Sea Strategy would enrich the Northern Dimension with additional specific content.
I would particularly like to mention Mrs Pribaz; of course I would also like to thank the colleagues on my committee, the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality and the Committee on Development who have helped enrich this report with very constructive amendments.

Alternatives:

enhance with
improve with
augment with
boost with
supplement with

enrich in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'enrich in' when you want to describe the presence of a particular quality or substance within something.