redouble
ree duh buhl
- v double in magnitude, extent, or intensity
The enemy redoubled their screaming on the radio - v double again
The noise doubled and redoubled - v make twice as great or intense
The screaming redoubled
- For French colonialists, the veiled Algerian woman was both a sign of resistance to French attempts to shape their society, and a rallying cry to redouble their civilizing efforts.
- Saddam Hussein's unwatched arsenal of poisons and germs can redouble the threat to America, and the terrorists are already among us.
- If Thaksin does return, the junta may have to redouble efforts to keep the peace between increasingly irate demonstrators and army troops.