Pronunciation: /rɪnˈfɔrsmənt/
noun the action or process of reinforcing or strengthening something
A1 Positive reinforcement is often used to train pets.
A2 The teacher used reinforcement to encourage good behavior in the classroom.
B1 Reinforcement of safety protocols is essential in high-risk industries.
B2 The reinforcement of company policies is necessary to maintain a professional work environment.
C1 The reinforcement of ethical standards is crucial for maintaining public trust in government institutions.
C2 The reinforcement of diplomatic relations between countries can lead to greater cooperation and peace.
adjective serving to reinforce or strengthen
A1 She used reinforcement stickers to motivate her students.
A2 The reinforcement bar added extra strength to the concrete structure.
B1 Positive reinforcement techniques are effective in classroom management.
B2 The reinforcement steel was crucial in preventing the building from collapsing.
C1 The reinforcement of the team's defense led to their victory in the championship.
C2 The reinforcement of the company's policies resulted in increased productivity and efficiency.
formal The use of positive reinforcement is a common strategy in behavior modification.
informal Giving rewards for good behavior is a form of reinforcement that parents often use.
slang I gotta give myself some reinforcement to get through this tough day.
figurative His smile was like a reinforcement of my decision to pursue my dreams.
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