Reinforcing

That strut is weak and needs reinforcing.

Sound waves traveling through any object – a guitar string, an organ pipe, or the interiors of Earth and the Sun – can reflect and interact, reinforcing some waves and canceling out others. This can result in orderly motion called standing waves, which create the tones in musical instruments.

There are ways of reinforcing these old structures to make them safer.

You're just reinforcing my point.

Certain Western perspectives tend to overlook or downplay the rich diversity of cultures, traditions, and perspectives from other regions, inadvertently reinforcing the notion of a Western-centric worldview.

Despite the growing interconnectedness and interdependence of nations, some Westerners may still perceive non-Western cultures and societies as peripheral, reinforcing the belief in a Western-centric worldview.

Certain Westerners tend to overlook the rich diversity and historical contributions of non-Western cultures, reinforcing the notion of Western cultural superiority.

The macho culture perpetuates inequality by limiting opportunities and reinforcing gender roles for both men and women.

The implementation of comprehensive reforms has bolstered Algeria's institutional frameworks, reinforcing the rule of law and safeguarding human rights.

Our back porch is a little creaky and unstable, but we'll be reinforcing it before summer rolls around.