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reinforce

reinforce is a synonym of boost

verb [ ree-in-fawrs ]

reinforce is another word for boost

Boost means to increase or improve something (The new campaign helped to boost sales).

Reinforce means to strengthen or support something, often by adding elements (We reinforced the bridge with steel beams).

✅ Both words involve increasing strength or effectiveness.

Boost tends to imply a quick or temporary increase, while reinforce suggests adding stability or durability (The extra funds gave the project a boost; The company reinforced its security policy after several phishing attempts).

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faction

faction is a synonym of party

noun [ fak-shuhn ]

faction is another word for party

Party refers to a group of people with a shared political agenda or goal (He's a member of the ruling party).

Faction refers to a smaller, often dissenting group within a larger organization (A faction within the party opposed the new bill).

✅ Both terms involve groups of people with shared interests, often political.

Party is a larger, formal organization, while faction is a smaller, often more rebellious group (The political party met to discuss policy; A faction of the company did not support the decision to hire a new CEO).

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penitent

penitent is a synonym of sorry

adjective [ pen-i-tuhnt ]

penitent is another word for sorry

Sorry means feeling regret or sorrow for something that has been done (I'm sorry for being late).

Penitent refers to feeling or expressing deep remorse, often in a moral or religious context (The penitent monk confessed his sins).

✅ Both words involve feelings of regret or remorse.

Sorry is frequently used in everyday situations, while penitent suggests something more serious or solemn and often involves a desire to correct the wrongdoing or seek forgiveness (The child was sorry for drawing on the wall; The penitent man begged the jury to consider his side of the story).

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