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to bolster
01
to enhance the strength or effect of something
Transitive: to bolster strength of something
02
to provide extra support or padding to a seat for added comfort
Transitive: to bolster a seat
03
to support or reinforce something using a long, narrow cushion or bolster
Transitive: to bolster sth
Bolster
01
a pillow that is often put across a bed underneath the regular pillows
bolster
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Example
She is bolstering her resume with new qualifications and certifications.
Exercise and a nutritious diet can bolster your immune system's ability to fight illness.
Recent scientific findings have bolstered the theory that climate change poses severe risks.
Companies tried to bolster their market share through expanded advertising campaigns.
By implementing the new policies, they hope to bolster employee morale.
