Word
reinforce
To strengthen or support, especially with additional material or by making more firm.
Meanings
To strengthen or support, especially with additional material or by making more firm.
To strengthen (an idea, feeling, or habit).
Examples
- The builders had to reinforce the foundation with more concrete to ensure the stability of the new annex.
- Her compelling arguments and data helped to reinforce the committee's decision to move forward with the project.
- Consistent positive feedback can significantly reinforce good study habits in young learners.
More verbs
- analyze To examine something carefully in order to understand it or explain it.
- scrutinize To scrutinize something is to examine it very carefully and in detail.
- affect To affect something is to influence it or cause it to change.
- allude To allude means to mention or suggest something indirectly without saying it clearly.
- elude To elude someone or something is to avoid being caught, understood, or remembered.