bolster in Latin
bolster in Latin is cervīcal — bolster means a long cylindrical pillow or cushion.
bolster in Latin
cervīcal
A large cushion or pillow, usually cylindrical in shape.
What does "bolster" mean?
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noun A long cylindrical pillow or cushion.
"She propped a bolster behind her back while reading in bed."
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verb To support, strengthen, or reinforce something.
"New evidence bolstered the prosecution's case."
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bolster in a sentence
- She propped a bolster behind her back while reading in bed.
- New evidence bolstered the prosecution's case.
- The extra staff helped bolster customer service.
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What is "bolster" in Latin?
"bolster" in Latin is cervīcal. bolster means: A long cylindrical pillow or cushion.
How do you use "bolster" in a sentence?
Example: "She propped a bolster behind her back while reading in bed." In Latin, "bolster" is cervīcal.
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