reenforce

or re-en·force

[ ree-uhn-fawrs, -fohrs ]

verb (used with object)

, re·en·forced, re·en·forc·ing,

1. a variant of reinforce.

Example Sentences

He will order federal agencies to prioritize racial equity and review policies that reenforce systemic racism.

From Washington Times

Strangely or not, the massive uncertainty of the present only reenforces the pragmatic arguments of “2040.”

From Los Angeles Times

That sense of confidence that the rules don’t apply to you are reenforced by a local legal/regulatory system for the real estate industry that in reality is easily evaded.

From Salon

Friday’s images will reenforce fears that Mnangagwa’s victory heralds further repression in the impoverished former British colony, and that hopes of reform after the ousting of Robert Mugabe in November were misplaced.

From The Guardian

Grid View Beyond the shape, the home also drew inspiration from a wheel — with spokes extending from the center of the home to reenforce the walls.

From The Verge