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View definitions for give a boost

give a boost

verb as in tout

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Tasha and Lucas also spent £40 on their tickets and are hoping Charli XCX will give a boost to the clubbing scene.

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Kennedy’s team reportedly tried to present polling demonstrating that his endorsement would give a boost to either the Trump or Harris campaign.

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Ms Syme would like to "give a boost" to people who have been affected by cancer and "are not happy with their bodies"

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Ms Syme said she would love to "give a boost" to people who have been affected by cancer and "are not happy with their bodies".

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In fact, Schwen Blackett expected an earlier study she led in people who didn't have aphasia to show that emotions surrounding stimuli would generate a strong performance in word retrieval -- possibly by harnessing the right brain hemisphere to give a boost to language processing in the left hemisphere.

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

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