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Meanings of reinforced in anglès

Given added strength or support.

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(Used of soaps or cleaning agents) having a substance (an abrasive or filler) added to increase effectiveness.

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Usage of reinforced in anglès
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Industry sources said at the time they largely reinforced PRAs' existing practice.
Reuters
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Upbeat company news reinforced the sense of an economy on the mend.
Reuters
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The prince said the deaths reinforced how dangerous the job could be.
BBC
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Mr McLauchlan said it reinforced and streamlined views held within siloed communities.
Radio NZ
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The data reinforced the argument for a capital gains tax, he said.
Radio NZ
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Criminals need to get through reinforced security vans which house the currency.
The South African
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As a result many of the windows and doors are reinforced glass.
Radio NZ
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The two reinforced each others' power, daring anyone to match their audacity.
Confessions of a wall street analyst: a true story of inside inf...
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He says using recycled plastic in reinforced concrete has great environmental savings.
The Guardian
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That they had been reinforced since was unwelcome and immediately obvious news.
Empire in black and gold
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Such envy is reinforced by declining social mobility in the United States.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Shifts in American demographics since then have only reinforced this crucial need.
Ebony
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The LNA have also been reinforced by Russian mercenaries in recent months.
The Guardian
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He said it reinforced one of the key allegations in the book.
Radio NZ
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Norrie continues her shotgun approach, taking Iceland but leaving Greenland heavily reinforced.
Radio NZ
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In 1865, the Mission was reinforced by the arrival of the Rev.
Robert Moffat / The Missionary Hero of Kuruman
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