bolstering

Speech parts

1. bolstering - Noun

2. bolstering - Verb

Meaning

of Bolster

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

support back building build maintain aid supporting promote encourage bearing boost backing encouraging sustain strengthen
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Antonyms

cumber spending opposing damaging diminishing forbidding
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Anagrams

Gilbertson

Examples

Adopting these examples can make students excited to learn more hence bolstering the field of remote learning for the upcoming years. Source: Internet

And all work product in preparation for trial from that moment on is in service of fine-tuning and bolstering that theory — climbing to the peak, if you’ll continue the metaphor with me. Source: Internet

At the same time, he has eschewed the day-to-day grind of bolstering Amazon’s influence with policymakers. Source: Internet

A compact and attractive soundbar that complements your TV while bolstering its sound. Source: Internet

Bloomberg’s 2011 statement surfaced as he released a proposed health care plan to improve retirees’ lives, from giving low-income workers access to government-provided retirement savings plans to bolstering Social Security. Source: Internet

Brexit planning suggests universities will be keener still to inch up every league table, thereby bolstering national and international student recruitment and easing their bank balances. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

bolstered bolstered up bolsterer bolsterless bolsterment Bolstone