Redouble

usgb/ˌriːˈdʌbl/
verb

To make something two times stronger or more intense.

The team must redouble their efforts to finish the project on time.
Visual representation of "redouble" - To make something two times stronger or more intense

Often appears as...

  • redouble efforts
  • redouble intensity
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Visual representation of "redouble"
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Common Collocations

Remember the phrases 'redouble efforts' and 'redouble commitment' to reinforce resolve or dedication.

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After failing the first test, Joe redoubled his efforts to study for the retake.
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Emotionally Charged

Using 'redouble' adds urgency or seriousness to a situation, indicating a significant increase in effort or focus.

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We must redouble our vigilance to prevent future accidents.
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Non-Physical Actions

'Redouble' is often used for non-tangible actions such as effort, commitment, or intensity, but not physical objects.

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The organization redoubled its commitment to serving the community.
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