Reenforced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REENFORCED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [RE·EN·FORCED, RE·EN·FORC·ING]:
• reinforce.
VERB:
• REENFORCE, to strengthen with new force, assistance, material, or support, also REINFORCE, RENFORCE
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• variant of reinforce

Words related to REENFORCED

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How to use REENFORCED in a sentence

• The rebels, too, are re-enforced, but the dispositions made by the Union chiefs bring the combat to equal terms.
• Another cause was the spirit of faction among their leading men, which prevented Hannibal in the second war from being properly reenforced and supported.
• The yells and songs, the cheers and games and reminiscences, re-enforced the noisy decorations.
• If you air overwhelmed by superior numbers, fall back, suh, step by step, until you air re-enforced by Lieutenant Skaggs.
• The Duke of Choiseul, at first far from zealous in the cause of the Polish insurrection, had nevertheless sent a few troops, who were soon re-enforced.
• It was an enclosed staircase, with walls that looked to be of re-enforced concrete.
• The retreat soon became a flight, and the flight would have ended in capture had they not been reenforced by 900 men at Lexington.
• Then the garrison at the palace was reenforced by a regiment from the country, and a dinner was given to welcome the new officers.
• This crowd of base and degraded beings, re-enforced on the way by all that is worst, arrived at the palace, and the howling mob encamped outside in the rain all night.
• The result, so big with fate, was trembling in the balance, when suddenly the booming of Prussian guns was heard, and Wellington was re-enforced by Bluecher.
• It is reenforced upon every side by the unmistakable evidences of national prosperity.
• During the period of his government, he made peace with the Mindanaos, and reenforced the kingdom of Maluco, then besieged by the Dutch, besides performing other special services.
• Stopping at a nearby farm, Mosby learned that the post had been heavily re-enforced since he had last raided it.
• Her confidence reenforced by the knowledge that a friend was near, she took the letter into the kitchen.
• But Pope, although already largely re-enforced, retired hastily and took up a new position so strongly fortified that he could not be attacked.
• Thus re-enforced, Beauregard successfully defeated all the assaults of the enemy until night fell.
• Interest in every study is awakened and constantly reenforced by an appeal, not to books, but to life.
• Thus re-enforced and supported, Massena, who commanded the republicans, at length made a general attack on the confederates, assisted by Generals Scherer and Serrurier.
• At the commencement of this year, Alvinzi, the Austrian general, re-enforced with 50,000 troops, made great efforts to recover the fortune of the war.
• As his lordship advanced into Spain, he received reports that Marmont was about to be re-enforced by a division consisting of nearly seven thousand men.
• The garrison had just been reenforced by that of the evacuated fort, and to every one but the admiral the affair was hopeless.
• The figure shows that at several points the door has been reenforced and strengthened by buckskin and rawhide thongs.
• For the latter it is enough to say that the opinions about America which have already been given in the account of his European travels were more than reenforced.
• For this purpose the three brigades stationed in the mountains of New Mexico were to be reenforced by the troops from Cuba and Porto Rico and the two Florida regiments.
• We were able to learn that their number was on the increase, and that they would soon be largely re-enforced.
• It was found the Rebels had been re-enforced at that point, so that we had great odds against us.
• Toward night the small garrison was re-enforced by the arrival of a regiment from Natchez.
• These commands were reenforced from various sources until not less than eight hundred men were in arms.
• We shall see to it carefully that he is reenforced annually from this land with men, weapons, ammunition, and everything needed for aid.
• Branch had been reenforced by the Forty-fifth Georgia on the preceding day, and seemingly on this day by the Twelfth North Carolina.
• If inactivity could not have been tolerated, we should have reenforced General Bragg and regained our own country instead of running our heads against this wall up here.
• We were reenforced by three companies of the celebrated Pawnee Indian Scouts, commanded by Major Frank North.
• Thus reenforced our gallant Army will be enabled to realize the hopes and expectations of the Government and the people.
• On the right was the tenth legion, on the left the weak ninth, reenforced by the eighth.
• The governor built a new foundry, where he cast seven large and reenforced cannon, which were of very great importance.
• He had reenforced his political successes with a genuine hold upon the hearts of the young people and the older people.

Similar words containing ENFORC without suffix ed and without prefix re

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