Similar words: enforcement, reinforce, reinforced, in force, commencement, enticement, placement, effacement. Meaning: [‚rɪːɪn'fɔrsmənt /-fɔːs-] 
n. 1. a military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission 2. information that makes more forcible or convincing 3. (psychology) a stimulus that strengthens or weakens the behavior that produced it 4. a device designed to provide additional strength 5. an act performed to strengthen approved behavior.
n. 1. a military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission 2. information that makes more forcible or convincing 3. (psychology) a stimulus that strengthens or weakens the behavior that produced it 4. a device designed to provide additional strength 5. an act performed to strengthen approved behavior. 
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1. The minister's statement provides reinforcement for the view that tax cuts are likely in the budget.
2. The general threw reinforcement into the battle.
3. This roof needs some reinforcement.
4. The harbour walls need urgent reinforcement.
5. The bridge needs some structural reinforcement.
6. The windows have steel reinforcement.
7. We need to give students plenty of positive reinforcement .
8. The metal reinforcement gives it the strength to resist the high winds.
9. Nothing like some negative reinforcement to get you going.
10. Or has she somehow found reinforcement?
11. More than 17 bridges in the area need reinforcement.
12. Sometimes positive reinforcement does not require words.
13. It provides the stability of psychological reinforcement.
14. For empiricists, the main mechanism of motivation is reinforcement.
15. This is known as positive reinforcement.
16. Many older mains also required reinforcement to raise their capacity to match increased demand.
17. This positive reinforcement of feelings in association with specific substances or behaviour becomes the basis for subsequent addiction.
18. Behavior modification is the application of reinforcement techniques to educational or therapeutic practice.
19. I am sure that this meeting will contribute to the reinforcement of peace and security all over the world.
20. At the same time, the bosses began applying positive reinforcement to the workers: praise and recognition for performance improvement.
21. A short-term goal provides a trigger point for such intermediate reinforcement.
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22. The committee monitored referral practice during the study but there was no reinforcement of the guidelines to assure compliance.
23. Meeting these attainable short-term goals and progressively crossing them off the list can provide an important sense of achievement and reinforcement.
24. Not only did children have to learn by association and reinforcement, their production had to be shaped to the correct response.
25. What specific approaches will you use to deploy help and reinforcement just in time?
26. The main deck forward was ten inches thick and further reinforcement was fitted both fore and aft.
27. Another useful way to use punishment is in combination with positive reinforcement.
28. They had to learn on their own, but they were given reinforcement related to their actions.
29. Steady progression Language learning progresses at an easy pace, with plenty of reinforcement and revision to ensure lessons are thoroughly learnt.
30. In which case, the purpose of authorities may need clarification and reinforcement by ministers.
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