fortifier
/ˈfɔːrtɪfaɪər/Definitions
1. noun
A substance that is added to food or drink to enhance or restore its nutritional value, or to strengthen a weakened condition, such as a weakened immune system.
“The doctor recommended a fortifier supplement to help my child recover from a long illness.”
2. noun
A structure or object that provides defense or protection, such as a fortified building or a fortified position in a game.
“The medieval castle served as a fortifier for the surrounding kingdom.”
3. verb
To strengthen or enhance something, such as a food or a position.
“The new policy will fortify our company’s stance on environmental issues.”