strengthening
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈstrɛŋkθənɪŋ/
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fortalecimiento
- The imperatives of global environmental cooperation will require a vast strengthening of the multilateral system, including the United Nations.
- strengthening process
- muscle strengthening
- further strengthening
We started then a process of strengthening our military.
- We started then a process of strengthening our military.
- And so particularly and particularly as we get older, strengthening is really important.
- Let's focus on restoring the party and strengthening the Soviet Union.
- OK, so one form of neuroplasticity is the strengthening of connections between neurons.
- We should leave any convention international conventional court that prevents us from strengthening and securing our own national borders.
- So really it helps with cleansing and strengthening, detoxifying the liver and the blood and the cells.
- DACA borders, strengthening of DACA rejoins the World Health Organization.
- There might be societal costs that we were borne out by not strengthening the nuclear family.
- I think it's worth it, particularly touching on Texas and the example of the strengthen the quote strengthening of laws on election observers.
- Sean Wheeler is a medical Doctor Who has an incredible knowledge of back pain, back relief, and back strengthening.
Examples
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Second, Israel aims to prevent the formation or strengthening of forces hostile to the state.
Academic text (1991) -
Applied to education, these standards require strengthening of some policies and practices and complete reformulation of others.
Academic text (1991) -
We started then a process of strengthening our military.
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Communication to me is a tool for strengthening democracy.
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Already, many English bridges need structural strengthening to take the increased weight.
Academic text (1990) -
Renewing, strengthening our partnership is the only way we can do this.
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There is strengthening of the mind and refining of techniques.
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Next item would be strengthening your respiratory muscles or breathing muscles.
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Subsequently, the military uses scenario-based training for numerous purposes, including the strengthening of cross-cultural skills.
Academic text (2015) -
The coach emphasized the importance of strengthening the team's defense before the big match.
Synonyms
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3.9
Extra material added to make something stronger or support it
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5.5
Making something stronger or more intense
A process of helping people become morally or spiritually stronger
Antonyms
How Strong
Surface Forms
Morphology
strengthening = strengthen (transparent) = strength + en + ing
Formed regularly from 'strength' -> 'strengthen' -> 'strengthening'; meaning is directly the process of making stronger.
Etymology
The word strengthening comes from the old English word strength ('power' or 'being strong') and the ending -en ('to make'). So, strengthening literally means 'to make strong', which is why it refers to the act or process of making something stronger.