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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Bolster/promote/lift the people's confidence
The president gave a speech to try to bolster the people's confidence in his leadership.
Hi,
Does "bolster" in the above amount to "promote" and "lift?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does "bolster" in the above amount to "promote" and "lift?" Thanks.
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Bolster means 'support, strengthen'. 'Boost' would be better than your 2 words.
- Bolster means 'support, strengthen'.
- 'Boost' would be better than your 2 words.
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Bolster means 'support, strengthen'. 'Boost' would be better than your 2 words.
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Bolster means 'support, strengthen'. 'Boost' would be better than your 2 words.
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