Synonyms for strengthening
strength·en·ing

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1. strengtheningnoun

   becoming stronger

   Antonyms:
   weakening

2. strengtheningnoun

   the act of increasing the strength of something

   Antonyms:
   weakening

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1. fortifying

   strengthening, protected

   the building has been heavily fortified in recent years

   Submitted by anonymous on April 6, 2021  

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1. strengtheningadjective

   Synonyms:
   fortifying, bracing

2. strengtheningadjective

   Synonyms:
   invigorating, roborant, tonic

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1. strengtheningadjective

   Synonyms:
   invigorating, roborant, tonic, fortifying

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1. List of paraphrases for "strengthening":

   strengthen, reinforcement, strengthened, enhancing, reinforcing, enhance, enhancement, reinforce, consolidation, enhanced, stiffener, building, consolidating, consolidate, increase, intensification, promotion, promoting, renforcement, promote, intensify, increasing, build, intensifying, boosting, bolstering, strenghtening, tightening, reinforced, improving, deepening, boost, increased, intensified, ενίσχυση, fostering, improve, stronger

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1. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro:

   Also, I'm going to visit other OPEC countries to continue high-level efforts (to create) a strategy for a recovery of oil prices, a strengthening of OPEC.

2. Woodside Chief Executive Peter Coleman:

   As you look through the cycle, Wheatstone will start up at a point where we should see a strengthening of the commodity pricing.

3. Elise Gould:

   Workers continue to quit and get hired at fast rates in today's economy. This' churn' is a positive sign of a strengthening labor market where workers can quit, search, and obtain new opportunities.

4. David Teuscher:

   What has to happen is the tendon has to be reattached to the bone, typically we use non-absorbable or absorbable suture anchors into the humerus bone, and [that] ties the tendon back to the bone, but that won’t hold forever, it has to have a biologic process and undergo a strengthening period.

5. Jenista Mhagama:

   This legislation has already been amended seven times since its enactment ... with the objective of strengthening multiparty democracy in the country.