Thesaurus / redouble
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With each step that the Germans draw nearer the mummers redouble their efforts to excite laughter.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 147, NOVEMBER 4, 1914VARIOUSThe other side can again redouble, and so on; but the value of a trick is limited to 100 points.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 4, PART 3VARIOUSMy presentiments did not deceive me when I urged the communiers to redouble their self-control and prudence!
THE PILGRIM'S SHELL OR FERGAN THE QUARRYMANEUGNE SUEThey are thence interested to enter into the false ideas of the people, and even to redouble the darkness of their minds.
LETTERS TO EUGENIAPAUL HENRI THIRY HOLBACHA bold knock at the front door caused the dog to redouble his efforts, until his master commanded him to be still.
THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLSHAROLD BELL WRIGHTThis conduct, added to their general deportment, served to excite our suspicions and redouble our vigilance.
EARLY WESTERN TRAVELS 1748-1846, VOLUME XVIVARIOUSNow, stung by the lash of her scorn, the sheer fact of her unattainableness seemed to redouble her charm.
THE TIGRESSANNE WARNERThe deserted appearance of the locality, instead of inspiring him with confidence, led him to redouble his precautions.
THE FLYING HORSEMANGUSTAVE AIMARDDo not go so fast or so far, Madame; although we should certainly redouble our precautions, and keep ourselves on our guard.
THE FLYING HORSEMANGUSTAVE AIMARDHowever, fail not, as from me, to charge our mother and her nymphs to redouble their vigilance both as to her person and letters.
CLARISSA, VOLUME 6 (OF 9)SAMUEL RICHARDSONWORDS RELATED TO REDOUBLE
- accent
- accentuate
- add fuel
- add to
- aggrandize
- aggravate
- augment
- beef up
- boost
- brighten
- build up
- concentrate
- darken
- deepen
- emphasize
- enhance
- escalate
- exacerbate
- exalt
- heat up
- heighten
- increase
- intensate
- lighten
- magnify
- point
- pour it on
- quicken
- raise
- redouble
- reinforce
- rise
- rouse
- set off
- sharpen
- spike
- step up
- strengthen
- stress
- tone up
- whet
- aggrandized
- aggravated
- amplified
- augmented
- blessed
- blew up
- boosted
- built up
- deepened
- dignified
- dilated
- distended
- enhanced
- ennobled
- eulogized
- exalted
- expanded
- extended
- glorified
- heightened
- hiked
- hiked up
- increased
- inflated
- intensated
- jacked up
- jumped up
- mounted
- multiplied
- padded
- pyramided
- ran up
- redoubled
- rose
- roused
- stepped up
- sweetened
- swelled
- bounced back
- brace up
- came along
- came around
- came from behind
- enlivened
- got acted together
- got back in shape
- got better
- got second wind
- grew stronger
- improved
- invigorated
- made a comeback
- perked up
- picked up
- pulled through
- recovered
- recuperated
- refreshed
- regained strength
- shaped up
- snapped out of it
- surged
- turned around
- turned things around
- arouse
- assemble
- awaken
- bestir
- bond together
- bring to order
- bring together
- call to arms
- challenge
- charge
- collect
- come about
- come to order
- come together
- convene
- counterattack
- encourage
- fire
- gather
- get together
- inspirit
- kindle
- marshal
- mobilize
- muster
- organize
- reassemble
- redouble
- reform
- refresh
- regroup
- rejuvenate
- renew
- restore
- resurrect
- resuscitate
- revive
- round up
- rouse
- summon
- surge
- urge
- wake
- waken
- whet
- wreak havoc
- bouncing back
- brace up
- coming along
- coming around
- coming from behind
- enlivening
- getting acting together
- getting back in shape
- getting better
- getting second wind
- growing stronger
- improving
- invigorating
- making a comeback
- perking up
- picking up
- pulling through
- recovering
- recuperating
- refreshing
- regaining strength
- shaping up
- snapping out of it
- surging
- turning around
- turning things around
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