conforter
kɔ̃fɔʁte
Definition of conforter - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
encouragementdonner du courage et de la force morale à quelqu'un
- Elle conforte son ami dans cette épreuve difficile.
2.
renforcementrendre plus solide ou plus fort
- Cette victoire conforte sa position de leader.
Origin of conforter
latin, confortare (renforcer)
Examples of conforter in a sentence
Le soutien de sa famille l'a conforté face aux critiques. Les encouragements de ses amis l'ont conforté dans son choix. Ce témoignage vient conforter notre hypothèse initiale.
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- English:encourage, strengthen, ...
- German:ermutigen, festigen, ...
- Italian:incoraggiare, rafforzare, ...
- Spanish:animar, consolidar, ...
- Portuguese:encorajar, reforçar, ...
- Chinese:鼓励, 加强, ...
- Japanese:励ます, 強化する, ...
- Arabic:شجّع, عزّز, ...
- Hebrew:לְעוֹדֵד, לְהַגְבִּיר, ...
- Russian:поддерживать, укреплять, ...
- Ukrainian:підтримувати морально, зміцнювати, ...
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