Pronunciation: /ˈboʊl.stər/
noun a long, often cylindrical, cushion or pillow for a bed or sofa
A1 I used a bolster to support my back while sitting on the floor.
A2 The bolster on the bed added a touch of elegance to the room.
B1 The company decided to invest in new technology to bolster their sales.
B2 The government implemented new policies to bolster the economy.
C1 The research findings helped bolster the argument for stricter regulations.
C2 The CEO's strong leadership skills were able to bolster the company's position in the market.
verb to support or strengthen
A1 She used extra pillows to bolster her back while sitting on the couch.
A2 The team decided to bolster their defense by adding a new player.
B1 Regular exercise can help bolster your immune system.
B2 The company implemented new strategies to bolster sales during the slow season.
C1 The government announced plans to bolster the economy through infrastructure investments.
C2 The CEO's inspiring leadership helped bolster employee morale during a difficult period.
formal The company aims to bolster its market share by launching a new advertising campaign.
informal I need to bolster my savings before going on vacation.
slang I'll need to bolster my squad if we want to win the championship.
figurative Reading positive affirmations every day can help bolster your self-confidence.
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