Synonym: help, hoist, lift, push, shove, thrust. Similar words: loose, choose, book, boom, boot, booth, book for, notebook. Meaning: [buːst] 
n. 1. the act of giving hope or support to someone 2. an increase in cost 3. the act of giving a push. v. 1. increase 2. give a boost to; be beneficial to 3. contribute to the progress or growth of 4. increase or raise 5. push or shove upward, as if from below or behind.
n. 1. the act of giving hope or support to someone 2. an increase in cost 3. the act of giving a push. v. 1. increase 2. give a boost to; be beneficial to 3. contribute to the progress or growth of 4. increase or raise 5. push or shove upward, as if from below or behind. 
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61. The goal is to boost business for Zegna merchandise.
62. Go for a new hairstyle too boost your confidence.
63. Measures to boost supply are not particularly promising.
64. Perhaps year-round education would boost student performance.
65. The plan was meant to boost agricultural production.
66. But new steel mills are starting up, which will boost supply.
67. This need for self-esteem can be carefully nurtured so that the horse will want to perform to boost its own ego even further.
68. One fundamental motive is the desire of big corporations to boost earnings.
69. More food was to be imported and there would be continuing efforts to boost exports.
70. Introducing drought-tolerant varieties would help to boost production, said the Princess.
71. But two years ago the airlines, looking to boost revenues, capped the commission on round-trip domestic tickets at $ 50.
72. This not only altered the strategic military balance in favour of the rebels, it also gave them an important psychological boost.
73. Free phone calls to home can help to boost the troops' morale.
74. The government and housing divisions were said to have yielded the lowest returns and action is promised to boost their performance.
75. Crawford says Blue Heron officials insist a soundstage is sorely needed to boost film revenues here.
76. Apple has also purchased Next Software in an effort to boost its own flagging development efforts.
77. A$235 million would also go on measures to boost exports.
78. Why not boost the price of his skateboards from $ 25 to $ 35?
79. Does she reckon that an extra power station there will boost business?
80. But whether that amounts to a positive incentive for companies to boost production and revive investment plans is open to doubt.
81. He wanted to boost their performance in school and help them find and hold jobs.
82. There are those who argue that the signs of a recovery obviate any additional action by the administration to boost the economy.
83. Even small increases in CO2 levels can boost biomass production significantly.
84. Most people who invest in PEPs prefer to have their income reinvested to boost the value of their investment.
85. This in turn would boost sales of system and application software that would provide the services need to work with these computers.
86. What better to boost confidence ahead of the spring buying season.
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87. The move comes as the telephone company implements a plan to trim billions of dollars in expenses and to boost earnings.
88. The dogma of parity ruled out devaluation to boost exports.
89. If approved, shareholders will boost a two share holding to five shares.
90. Jane Dee Hull promised in her state-of-the-state address to boost spending even higher this year.