Object

• stereotype: This will reinforce the unfortunate stereotype of the church.

• notion: The economic approach focuses purely on monetary value and may be damaging if it reinforces the notion that volunteering is all about saving money.

• message: Posters are also being used in schools to reinforce the message.

Used with why or when

• what: Homework only reinforces what was successfully learned in class.

Present participle complement

• learn: You might like to reinforce learning here by asking pairs or groups to plan brief TV presentations to explain the diagram.

Adjective complement

• plastic: Oppies are built of wood or of glass reinforced plastic ( GRP ).

Modifying Another Word

• powerfully: This understanding has been powerfully reinforced by many new insights into relationships between human social activity and the natural environment as a whole.

Used with why or when

• when: Ethical issues are covered explicitly in some taught modules, and they are reinforced when students consider their honors research project.

Present participle complement

• exist: Instead of beginning the transition to a new regime, they reinforced existing boundaries.

Preposition: with

• fiber: Reinforced with a unique textile fiber in exposed areas.

• steel: Internally, the timber frame was reinforced with steel bracing and brackets.

Preposition: by

• fact: This view is reinforced by the fact that it assumes a knowledge of the ' rules ' .

• arrival: However, reinforced by late arrivals, the routers rally at the pass and return to the battle.

• fence: Where boundary is edged by the road, it is reinforced by a wire fence.