adj Uncommon
reinforcing
Reinforcing (adj) means used to make something stronger. Example: “Reinforcing bars are laid inside the concrete before it sets.”
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Used to make something stronger.
"Reinforcing bars are laid inside the concrete before it sets."
How to Use Reinforcing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes material or action that adds strength or support.
Word Forms
reinforcings plural
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What does “reinforcing” mean?
The word “reinforcing” means used to make something stronger. In plain terms, describes material or action that adds strength or support.
How do you use “reinforcing” in a sentence?
Here is “reinforcing” used in a sentence: “Reinforcing bars are laid inside the concrete before it sets.”
What part of speech is “reinforcing”?
“Reinforcing” is an adjective.
Is “reinforcing” a common word?
“Reinforcing” is an uncommon word in modern English.