Reinforce

usgb/ˌriːɪnˈfɔːrs/
verb

To make something stronger, especially by adding more material or detail to it.

The bridge had to be reinforced to carry the heavy trucks.
Visual representation of "reinforce" - To make something stronger, especially by adding more material or detail to it.

Often appears as...

  • reinforce a structure
  • reinforce a point
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Visual representation of "reinforce"
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Physical Strengthening

Used when physical objects like buildings or structures are made stronger or more secure.

Illustration for Physical Strengthening
The workers used steel beams to reinforce the old walls.
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Adding Details

Applies when extra information or clarification makes an argument or idea more convincing.

Illustration for Adding Details
The lawyer reinforced his argument with new evidence.
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