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Reinforce
Reinforce verb - To provide evidence or information for (as a claim or idea).
Help and reinforce are semantically related in boost topic. Sometimes you can use "Help" instead a verb "Reinforce".
Nearby Words: reinforcement, reinforcing
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Both words in one sentence
- It certainly doesn't help that any time adults who live with their parents (or whose parents live with them) are represented, the media only seek out those who help to reinforce the stereotype.
Source: Acceptable Lifestyle Targets -
Her vague answers only help to reinforce the president's thought that Collete had a hand in hooking Subaru up with Tachibana.
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To reinforce it, when 99 is telling this to Krstic, she instructs Max to go help himself to some punch, while drawing out every single syllable to emphasize his supposedly short attention span.
Source: Film / Get Smart
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