continually reinforce

Frequency: 6.77.1 per million words

To reinforce something repeatedly over a period of time.

reinforceADVERB + reinforce

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continually

Examples (10)

  • The teacher tried to continually reinforce good study habits.
  • His actions continually reinforce the idea that he is trustworthy.
  • The company's advertising campaign aims to continually reinforce its brand image.
  • Parents should continually reinforce positive behavior in their children.
  • The constant praise helped to continually reinforce her self-confidence.
  • Economic policies were designed to continually reinforce market stability.
  • Feedback loops continually reinforce or diminish system performance.
  • The coach continually reinforced the importance of teamwork.
  • Throughout the training, she continually reinforced the core principles.
  • New research findings continually reinforce the theory.