reinforce in Latin
reinforce in Latin is corrōborō — reinforce means to make something stronger by adding extra support or material.
reinforce in Latin
corrōborō
(transitive) To strengthen, especially by addition or augmentation.
What does "reinforce" mean?
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verb To make something stronger by adding extra support or material.
"They reinforced the bridge with steel cables."
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verb To strengthen a belief, behaviour, or idea through repetition.
"Praise from a teacher can reinforce good habits in students."
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reinforce in a sentence
- They reinforced the bridge with steel cables.
- The wall was reinforced with concrete after the earthquake.
- Praise from a teacher can reinforce good habits in students.
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What is "reinforce" in Latin?
"reinforce" in Latin is corrōborō. reinforce means: To make something stronger by adding extra support or material.
How do you use "reinforce" in a sentence?
Example: "They reinforced the bridge with steel cables." In Latin, "reinforce" is corrōborō.
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