reenforced (Meaning)
reenforced
to encourage (a response) by reinforcement, to strengthen by additional assistance, material, or support, to strengthen or increase by fresh additions, to seek or get reinforcements, to stimulate (a subject, such as an experimental animal) by reinforcement (see reinforcement sense 3)
Synonyms & Antonyms of reenforced
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reenforced Sentence Examples
- The safety precautions were reenforced after the recent incident.
- The engineer reenforced the bridge with additional supports to prevent collapse.
- The hinges on the door were reenforced to withstand heavy usage.
- The team's new training regimen reenforced their strength and endurance.
- The government reenforced its border security to prevent illegal immigration.
- The doctor reenforced the patient's medication to alleviate their symptoms.
- The manager reenforced the company's customer service policy to ensure excellent customer interactions.
- The teacher reenforced the lesson by providing additional examples and exercises.
- The foundation of the building was reenforced to prevent it from sinking or shifting.
- The therapist reenforced the client's coping mechanisms to help them manage stress more effectively.
FAQs About the word reenforced
to encourage (a response) by reinforcement, to strengthen by additional assistance, material, or support, to strengthen or increase by fresh additions, to seek
verified, corroborated, bolstered, supported, buttressed, backed,confirmed, substantiated,established, affirmed
weakened, undermined,undercut,
The safety precautions were reenforced after the recent incident.
The engineer reenforced the bridge with additional supports to prevent collapse.
The hinges on the door were reenforced to withstand heavy usage.
The team's new training regimen reenforced their strength and endurance.
