bolsters (Meaning)
bolsters
a long pillow or cushion, a structural part designed to eliminate friction or provide support, to give a boost to, a structural part designed to eliminate friction or provide support or bearing (see bearing sense 5), to use evidence usually improperly to give weight to (evidence already introduced), reinforce, to support with or as if with a bolster
Synonyms & Antonyms of bolsters
bolsters Sentence Examples
- The ergonomic chair bolsters my back, providing optimal support.
- The therapist's words bolstered my confidence, empowering me to overcome my fears.
- The economy's strong performance bolsters consumer spending.
- The new evidence bolsters the prosecution's case against the defendant.
- The company's reputation bolstered its sales, attracting new customers.
- The army's presence at the borders bolsters national security.
- The supportive community bolsters individuals facing challenges.
- The warm blanket bolsters my comfort on a chilly night.
- The presence of loved ones bolsters my resilience in difficult times.
- The pillow bolsters my head, providing a comfortable rest for the night.
FAQs About the word bolsters
a long pillow or cushion, a structural part designed to eliminate friction or provide support, to give a boost to, a structural part designed to eliminate frict
supports, upholds, sustains, stays, carries, braces, bears,underpins, shores (up), buttresses
weakens,undermines,undercuts,
The ergonomic chair bolsters my back, providing optimal support.
The therapist's words bolstered my confidence, empowering me to overcome my fears.
The economy's strong performance bolsters consumer spending.
The new evidence bolsters the prosecution's case against the defendant.
