reenforce
/ˌriːɪnˈfɔːrs/
verb
- To strengthen or support something, especially by adding extra material or force.
- She used extra tape to reenforce the corners of the cardboard box.
- The builders had to reenforce the old bridge with steel beams.
- The army moved in to reenforce the front line during the battle.
- To strengthen an idea, habit, or behavior through repetition or encouragement.
- The teacher used quizzes to reenforce the lessons from the textbook.
- Regular practice will reenforce your understanding of the language.
- Praising a child for good behavior can reenforce that behavior.
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