16 different ways to say Strengthen
Other words that mean Strengthen
Direct synonyms of Strengthen
- strengthen - to make stronger
- fortify - to strengthen against attack
- tone - to give a particular tone to
Words With Similar Meanings To Strengthen
- fort - to fortify
- spike - to fasten with a long, thick nail
- arm - to supply with weapons
- inflect - to bend or curve inwards
- modulate - to adjust to a certain proportion
- chant - to recite in a singing manner
- intone - to speak in a singing voice
- step - to measure by pacing
- note - to write down
- spirit - to carry off secretly
- timbre - the quality given to a sound by its overtones, also TAMBER
- shade - to screen from light or heat
- tonicity - normal, healthy bodily condition
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Strengthen - to make stronger
Eg: Studying regularly will strengthen your understanding of the subject.Fortify - to strengthen against attack
Tone - to give a particular tone to
Eg: The singer's tone was soulful and emotional, touching the hearts of the audience.- tone
- strengthen
- inflect
- modulate
- chant
- intone
- step
- note
- spirit
- timbre
- shade
- tonicity
- fortify
- regulate
- intonate
- cantillate
- stair
- tread
- mistreat
- measure
- pace
- gradation
- footstep
- footfall
- footprint
- observe
- mention
- remark
- annotation
- notation
- line
- billet
- bill
- notice
- eminence
- feel
- feeling
- flavor
- flavour
- look
- smell
- inspirit
- liveliness
- heart
- intent
- timber
- quality
- tint
- tincture
- shadiness
- shadowiness
- nuance
- shadow
- ghost
- lampshade
- tad
- tonus
Fort - to fortify
Eg: The fort was strategically built on top of a hill, giving the soldiers a clear view of the surrounding area.Spike - to fasten with a long, thick nail
Eg: The power outage was caused by a voltage spike.Arm - to supply with weapons
Eg: She was shot in the arm during the war.Inflect - to bend or curve inwards
Modulate - to adjust to a certain proportion
Chant - to recite in a singing manner
Eg: The children chanted a nursery rhyme during the game.Intone - to speak in a singing voice
Eg: The minister intoned the wedding vows for the couple.Step - to measure by pacing
Eg: The company is taking steps to reduce waste and increase recycling.- step
- stair
- tread
- mistreat
- measure
- pace
- tone
- gradation
- footstep
- footfall
- footprint
- trample
- maltreat
- abuse
- quantity
- amount
- bar
- evaluate
- valuate
- assess
- appraise
- value
- bill
- quantify
- meter
- standard
- measurement
- rate
- stride
- gait
- yard
- tempo
- strengthen
- inflect
- modulate
- chant
- intone
- note
- spirit
- timbre
- shade
- tonicity
- graduation
- grade
- footmark
Note - to write down
Eg: Please take a note of the meeting time.- note
- observe
- mention
- remark
- annotation
- notation
- tone
- line
- billet
- bill
- notice
- eminence
- celebrate
- keep
- maintain
- detect
- watch
- respect
- advert
- cite
- name
- refer
- reference
- citation
- comment
- input
- annotating
- strengthen
- inflect
- modulate
- chant
- intone
- step
- spirit
- timbre
- shade
- tonicity
- demarcation
- contrast
- trace
- tune
- argumentation
- lineage
- wrinkle
- occupation
- cable
- course
- channel
- pipeline
- position
- quarter
- account
- invoice
- peak
- eyeshade
- visor
- vizor
- billhook
- banknote
- greenback
- measure
- charge
- placard
- beak
- poster
- circular
- mark
- acknowledge
- observation
- observance
- notification
- distinction
- preeminence
- tuberosity
Spirit - to carry off secretly
Eg: The old house was said to be haunted by the spirits of its former residents.- spirit
- tone
- feel
- feeling
- flavor
- flavour
- look
- smell
- inspirit
- liveliness
- heart
- intent
- strengthen
- inflect
- modulate
- chant
- intone
- step
- note
- timbre
- shade
- tonicity
- experience
- finger
- sense
- find
- palpate
- impression
- touch
- relish
- season
- appear
- seem
- looking
- attend
- count
- expect
- front
- search
- expression
- smelling
- olfaction
- odor
- odour
- smack
- animation
- life
- sprightliness
- mettle
- nerve
- spunk
- pump
- ticker
- bosom
- kernel
- center
- affection
- purport
- purpose
- captive
Timbre - the quality given to a sound by its overtones, also TAMBER
Eg: The timbre of the trumpet is very brassy and bold.Shade - to screen from light or heat
Eg: The book has shades of romance, but it is mostly a mystery.- shade
- tint
- tincture
- tone
- shadiness
- shadowiness
- nuance
- shadow
- ghost
- lampshade
- tad
- tinct
- tinge
- touch
- trace
- impregnate
- strengthen
- inflect
- modulate
- chant
- intone
- step
- note
- spirit
- timbre
- tonicity
- nicety
- subtlety
- refinement
- overshadow
- dwarf
- darkness
- tail
- apparition
- ghostwrite
- spook
- wraith
- specter
- spectre
- haunt
- ghostwriter
