reinforce
/rɪnˈfɔrs/Definitions
1. verb
to make something stronger or more secure by adding to it or supporting it
“The company will reinstate the security measures to prevent future breaches.”
2. noun
an action of making something stronger or more secure
“The company’s decision to invest in new equipment is a clear sign of their desire to reinforce their position in the market.”
3. verb (transitive)
to make a point or idea more persuasive or convincing by adding evidence or arguments
“The lawyer’s closing statement was designed to reinforce the jury’s understanding of the defendant’s guilt.”
4. verb (intransitive)
to strengthen or confirm a feeling or opinion
“The news of her recovery reinforced her family’s hopes for her speedy recovery.”