reinforce
A common way to say the reinforcement is effective and firm.
Used to indicate a significant level of reinforcement.
Used to emphasize the strong effect of the reinforcement.
To reinforce something with a large amount of material or support; often used for physical structures.
To add more strength to an already existing idea or structure.
Suggests that the reinforcement is a simple, direct, or uncomplicated consequence.
Similar to 'merely reinforce', emphasizing the limited effect of an action.
To reinforce something all the time or very often.
Indicates that the action only serves to reinforce and does nothing else.
To reinforce something repeatedly over a period of time.
To reinforce in a way that is not obvious or direct.
To strengthen a behavior by providing a rewarding consequence.
When two or more things reinforce each other.
To reinforce something without being aware of it.
Indicates that something contributes to making an idea or feeling stronger.
Indicates that the purpose or result of something is to make an idea or feeling stronger.
Indicates a general tendency for something to make an idea or feeling stronger.
Used to specify the material or method used for reinforcement.