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nounDefinition of BOOST
Examples of BOOST
- a boost in wheat production
- Exercise can sometimes provide a boost of energy.
- After layoffs at the company, employees needed a boost in morale.
- One company's innovation has proven to be a boost to the entire industry.
- Give the boy a boost onto the stage, will you?
First Known Use of BOOST
1801
Related to BOOST
Synonyms: abetment, aid, assist, assistance, backing, help, hand, helping hand, leg up, lift, support
Antonyms: hindrance
Related Words: advancement, encouragement, facilitation, forwarding, furtherance, furthering, nurturance; benefaction, patronage, promotion, sponsorship; advice, care, counsel, guidance, mentoring; attendance, attention, hand-holding, service; beneficence, charity, favor, kindness, philanthropy; assuagement, palliation, relief, succor
Near Antonyms: constraint, frustration, inhibition, interference, obstruction, repression, restraint; deterrence, discouragement
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