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boosted

adjective as in erected

adjective as in plus

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The Republican hopeful featured his husband in campaign ads and was boosted by a super PAC run by a California businessman.

An administration official adds that Cuomo has boosted MTA funding.

Compared to lunch, exercise boosted my reaction time test 13% and my short-term working memory by 7%.

The U.S. Air Force boosted the robotic X-37B atop the nose of an Atlas-5 rocket in December 2012.

It will also be something that has been boosted by a chemical cocktail.

Also, one boomed and boosted his own particular emotions, celebrating their merits in the language of the circus-poster.

Many and various have been the schemes devised whereby the dwindled circulation might be boosted.

Mr. Speed boosted Mayo and the young man attached the cloth to the scantling and flung their banner to the breeze.

He boosted me into the chamber of the converter and pointed out an opening near the top, about twelve by twenty-four inches.

The action had a depressing effect on Union morale but greatly boosted that of the Confederates.

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On this page you'll find 73 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to boosted, such as: approved, assisted, endorsed, favored, advocated, and aided.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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