reenforcement meaning in Hindi

[ ˌri:in'fɔ:sment ] sound:

Noun
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Louis attacked first, drawing the Brabantine reenforcements to the right wing.
A further reenforcement arrived from Zaniboanga in April.
In May reenforcements of 350 arrived at Iligan.
On February 17, 1896, about a thousand reenforcements arrived at Iligan from Manila.
The repetitive nature provides students with constant reenforcement of previously learned concepts supporting long term memory of important topics.
The Contract with America document released during the 1994 election campaign included a proposed Family Reenforcement Act which included language about tax incentives for adoption.
Later Tuesday night, another Palestinian-fired mortar shell landed near Gilo and Israeli news reports said army reenforcements were being sent to the area.
They proceeded up the slopes towards Sharpsburg to attack the Confederates, finally being repulsed by reenforcements under Gen . A . P . Hill at the close of the day's fighting.
The imperial government had dispatched troops to Alfred Windischgr�tz arrived with a large body of reenforcements, and by 31 October the rebellion was crushed, the Legion members having all fled or been killed or captured.
With lightning speed, he reorganized the remains of Baratieri's army and the reenforcements just landed, freed the beleaguered garrisons of Cassale and Adigrat, drove back King Menelek II's army and reoccupied a large part of the lost territory.

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a military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission; "they called for artillery support"
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information that makes more forcible or convincing; "his gestures provided eloquent reinforcement for his complaints"
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