make+stronger

  • 81amplifies — am·pli·fy || æmplɪfaɪ v. strengthen, reinforce, make stronger; expand; increase the amplitude …

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  • 82amplify — am·pli·fy || æmplɪfaɪ v. strengthen, reinforce, make stronger; expand; increase the amplitude …

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  • 83amplifying — am·pli·fy || æmplɪfaɪ v. strengthen, reinforce, make stronger; expand; increase the amplitude …

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  • 84brace — noun 1》 a device supporting a weak or injured part of the body.     ↘a wire device fitted in the mouth to straighten the teeth.     ↘a strengthening piece of iron or timber in building or carpentry. 2》 (braces) Brit. a pair of straps passing over …

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  • 85potentize — or potentise verb (especially with reference to a homeopathic medicine) make stronger or more potent. Derivatives potentization noun …

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  • 86beef (something) up — Vrb phrs. To increase in size or volume; basically to make stronger. E.g. Once he d beefed up his engine, his car was unbeatable on the track …

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  • 87beef (something) up — Vrb phrs. To increase in size or volume; basically to make stronger. E.g. Once he d beefed up his engine, his car was unbeatable on the track …

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  • 88beef up —  Expand, make stronger.  ► “In a major strategic shift, Prudential Insurance Co. of America is beefing up its money management business to play an equal role with its huge insurance operations.” (Wall Street Journal, Nov. 16, 1995, p. A1) …

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  • 89mercer —   n. dealer in textiles.    ♦ mercerize, v.t. make stronger and lustrous by treating with caustic alkali.    ♦ mercery, n …

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  • 90beef — ► NOUN 1) the flesh of a cow, bull, or ox, used as food. 2) (pl. beeves or US also beefs) a cow, bull, or ox fattened for its meat. 3) informal flesh with well developed muscle. 4) informal strength or power. 5) (pl …

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