fortify in English
the whole town was heavily fortified
Use "fortify" in a sentence
1. Set it up and fortify it.
2. How does faithful endurance fortify hope?
3. The Dutch did not fortify this area.
4. They decided to fortify the coastal areas.
5. This country will fortify the coastal areas.
6. 7 We also fortify our faith through our actions.
7. Have some hot soup to fortify you against cold.
8. Fortify your front ; you'll get your rear shot up.
9. It'll clear your brain and fortify your skeletal system.
10. Second, I will arm, protect and fortify my kingdom.
11. How can we fortify fellow Christians who suffer affliction?
12. How can we further fortify the force actuating our minds?
13. In what ways can an elder fortify a brother spiritually?
14. Good eating habits help to fortify the body against disease.
15. Have some hot soup to fortify you against the cold.
16. We need to fortify the resources of the International Monetary Fund.
17. Castellated comes from a Latin word that means: to structurally fortify
18. Others, including Nicephorus Bryennius, suggested they wait and fortify their position.
19. Concrete blocks were piled high to fortify the government center.
20. Would I be willing to call on them to fortify their morale?
21. It also produces other vitamins, carotenoids and minerals to fortify staple foods.
22. Fortify thyself with contentment: that is an impregnable stronghold. Epictetus
23. The bridegroom took a brandy to fortify himself for the ceremony.
24. (Ephesians 6:11-17) Christians must fortify their defenses against wicked spirits.
25. They had time to fortify their position with a rampart and ditch.
26. Any copy of the Licensed Materials is the exclusive property of Fortify.
27. Begird Meaning: "to gird, clothe; surround, fortify;" see be- + gird (v.)
28. His ordinances and covenants fortify and comfort in times both good and bad.
29. 7 Fortify thyself with contentment: that is an impregnable stronghold. Epictetus
30. During relatively peaceful times, we should strive to fortify our faith through study and meditation.
31. Such inroads as modern culture made into the village tended to fortify this conviction.
32. He ordered a pot of coffee to fortify himself and stepped into his shower.
33. 17 A key to resistance is to fortify one’s faith and vision of the hope ahead.
34. Will you fortify the roof, hoping that it will withstand the impact of the falling tree?
35. We can expand ability of industry to fortify foods. A15, A16, C16 - A few quick things.
36. They will be laying on liquid refreshment to fortify brides-to-be for the shopping extravaganza ahead.
37. Would you care for some tea, or even a light meal, to fortify yourself before your adventure?
38. Instead, they fortify their marriage by choosing not to let disagreements become habitual or deteriorate into protracted arguments.
39. A good munch would fortify us both and united again, we could tackle the trouble ahead as a team.
40. No, the best he could do was to fortify himself with the Nielson family, and wait a century or two.
41. Vermouth is an Aromatized wine that includes wine, botanicals, some sugar (or grape juice) and spirits–to fortify the wine
42. 12 Those determined not to be separated from God’s love must fortify themselves against sin’s grip on the fallen flesh.
43. It will also fortify our resolve to remain neutral in the conflict as we patiently wait for God to act in our behalf.
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46. Govt okays 12 new SSB Battalions to fortify Nepal, Bhutan borders, tri-junction area MCD bypoll results: What it means for AAP, Congress and BJP Fulfil the …
47. Functions: Relax the bowels and debar toxic, invigorate the spleen and replenish the kidney, fortify the blood and eliminate blood stasis, reduce fat and cultivate the face.
48. ‘Then she mounted the Battlement and stood atop the roof, raving.’ Origin Late Middle English from Old French bataillier ‘fortify with movable defence turrets’, possibly related to battle .
49. ‘Then she mounted the Battlement and stood atop the roof, raving.’ Origin Late Middle English from Old French bataillier ‘fortify with movable defense turrets’, possibly related to battle .
50. Origin of Begird From Middle English Begirden, from Old English begyrdan (“to gird, clothe, surround, fortify”), from Proto-Germanic *bi- + *gurdijaną (“to gird”), equivalent to be- + gird