boost
/bust/
verb
- To increase or improve something, such as energy, confidence, or performance.
- Drinking water can boost your energy levels during a long workout.
- Adding more fiber to your diet can help boost your digestive health.
- The good news boosted everyone's morale at the office.
- To push or lift something up from below.
- He boosted the child onto his shoulders so she could see the parade.
- The firefighters boosted the ladder against the wall to reach the window.
- I needed a boost to reach the top shelf in the garage.
- To promote or support something, especially to make it more popular or successful.
- Social media can boost a small business by reaching new customers.
- The celebrity's endorsement helped boost sales of the new perfume.
- The campaign aims to boost awareness of climate change issues.
noun
- An increase or improvement in something.
- Getting a good night's sleep provides a natural boost to your mood.
- The team's win was a big boost to their confidence.
- The tax cut gave the economy a much-needed boost.
- A push or lift upward.
- He needed a boost to get onto the horse.
- She gave her little brother a boost over the fence.
- The mechanic used a jack to give the car a boost.
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