Boost
Boost verb - To lift with effort.
Usage example: boosted the child into her car seat
Drop
Drop noun - The amount by which something is lessened.
Usage example: a huge drop in pressure
How words are described
| good | good boost | good drop |
| full | full boost | full drop |
| nice | nice boost | nice drop |
| special | special boost | special drop |
| Other adjectives: initial, considerable, small, strong, massive, large, big, extreme, enormous, huge, tiny, slight, noticeable, major, dramatic, possible, final, minor, extra, significant, sudden. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Success grants money, a huge party morale boost (especially useful, since morale drop rate increase proportionally with the party size) and some renown; failure means losing morale and renown.
Source: Video Game / Phantasy Calradia - Touhou Labyrinth has the True Final Boss of the game drop an equipment piece that provides a hefty boost to both defensive stats, providing what at first appears to be a standard form of the trope.
Source: Bragging Rights Reward -
He cannot be hurt by the player, he can hurt the player, he can drop bombs and fire missiles, has no health bar and a seemingly unlimited boost gauge.
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