0 to make something stronger: --
1 to make something stronger, usually by adding more material or another piece: --
2 to make a material or structure stronger by adding something to it: --
reinforced concrete
The containers have been reinforced with steel bands.
3 to make an idea or belief stronger: --
They recommended that we reinforce our new brand identity with an advertising campaign.
reinforce the message/idea/view that The huge support given to big business by politicians has reinforced the message that the pursuit of wealth is the only thing that matters.
4 to increase the power of something, especially by making it bigger: --
However, what is reinforced by these data, is the very low percentage of flies in the total trapped population that bore pollinaria.
The iconography of fresco decorations in the same halls bears out and reinforces the difference of emphasis.
The town clerk and the borough surveyor reinforced these points in their statements to the inquiry.
I think the ascetic world reinforced my feeling that they were important.
Limited results from the experimental field were reinforced using a simulation study.
They both joined religious associations that re-created and reinforced the intimacy of an imagined but bygone village community.
I would say that it is creating this environment that reinforces empirical research in so many different ways.
The vain pathos of the tortoises' courtship was reinforced by their superficial appearance.
