redouble

Preposition: of

• effort: This achievement was followed by a successful redoubling of efforts in export markets.

Object

• effort: For its part, Europe must redouble efforts to build a union capable of acting collectively on the international stage.
• energy: Let us then prepare with redoubled energy for the decisive battle that is at hand!
• fury: The storm broke forth again with redoubled fury - gathering its distant thunder.
• force: The night of the 19th passed, but the next morning the storm blew with redoubled force.
• industry: These events have redoubled the insurance industry 's efforts to avoid the cost of occupational disease.
• commitment: But darker legacies bring uncertainty to this vision and demand redoubled commitment.

Infinitive complement

• show: He said I could make any bid at the two-level after partner's redouble to show him the psych.

Modifying Another Word

• now: For the last little while I had even lost, but now redoubling my efforts, I began once more to overhaul the chase.
• also: We will also redouble our efforts at the Geneva Conference on Disarmament to get the main export countries to stop selling landmines.
• merely: Leeds, however, merely redoubled their efforts and reaped their reward.
• then: This was doubled up to two of each, and then redoubled in 1967 to the present four of each.
• n't: That is not to say the terrorists wo n't redouble their efforts.