adjective Uncommon

boosted

Boosted (adjective) means Increased or improved. Example: “Sales figures looked boosted after the new marketing campaign.”

adjective

Increased or improved.

"Sales figures looked boosted after the new marketing campaign."

Having received an extra vaccine dose to strengthen immunity.

"She felt reassured once she was fully boosted before the trip."

How to use boosted

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishMade stronger, higher, or better than before.

Common pairings

boosted immunity boosted performance

more boosted comparative, most boosted superlative

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Sales figures looked _____ after the new marketing campaign.

frosted accosted

What does “boosted” mean?

The word “boosted” means increased or improved. In plain terms, made stronger, higher, or better than before.

How do you use “boosted” in a sentence?

Here is “boosted” used in a sentence: “Sales figures looked boosted after the new marketing campaign.”

What part of speech is “boosted”?

“Boosted” is an adjective.

Is “boosted” a common word?

“Boosted” is an uncommon word in modern English.

How many meanings does “boosted” have?

“Boosted” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: increased or improved.