Another word for bolster | Synonyms for bolster

Another word for bolster

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bolster

v.

prop, hold up, reinforce, sustain; see support 1, 2.

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Another word for bolster

verb

To keep from yielding or failing during stress or difficulty:

buoy (up), prop, support, sustain, uphold. See help

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From saving money with your own personal costs at work to helping your company save money in the long run, taking small steps to save can help bolster your paycheck, and you'll realize a range of other benefits as well.
The exclusivity deal with AT&T certainly helped to bolster its subscriber numbers, but this put an increased burden on the network and this may have led to some of the issues related to dropped calls and poor coverage.
Our internet was so slow we had to get an extender in order to bolster our poor home wi-fi.
Her presence would bolster his weak will.
Deidre fled to it, needing something to bolster the defenses that were dropping too fast.

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