Middle English compounen "combine, compound," from early French compondre (same meaning), from Latin componere "compound, combine," from com- "with, together" and ponere "to place, put" — …

To add to or intensify so as to make worse: "The university authorities ... compounded their crime in dismissing [the professor] by denying that their action ... reflected any abridgment of academic …

COMPOUNDED definition: 1. past simple and past participle of compound 2. to make a problem or difficult situation worse…. Learn more.

He compounded [= exacerbated] his mistake by announcing it to the whole table. The interest is compounded at regular intervals. The interest compounds quarterly. “Steamboat” is a compound …

3 days ago · compounded Add to list Definitions of compounded adjective combined into or constituting a chemical compound

If something is compounded of different things, it is a mixture of those things.

to increase or add to, esp. so as to worsen: When he started arguing with the police officer it only compounded his problems. Business to pay (interest) on the interest already earned as well as on …

Compounded means to combine or mix things together, often making a situation more complex or intense. It can also refer to interest calculated on both the initial amount and accumulated interest.

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compound something (finance) to pay or charge interest on an amount of money that includes any interest already earned or charged. Definition of compound verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's …