Boost Past Tense

The past tense of Boost is boosted.

1. boost

noun. ['ˈbuːst'] the act of giving hope or support to someone.

Rhymes with Boost

• reintroduced
• overproduced
• reproduced
• introduced
• produced
• spruced
• seduced
• reduced
• induced
• deduced
• troost
• proust
• ruest
• roost
• reust
• loosed
• joost

How do you pronounce boost?

Pronounce boost as bust.

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Sentences with boost

1. Verb, base form
By assessing where you might fall short of approval, you can take some direct steps to boost eligibility.

2. Noun, singular or mass
Dragon fruit trees are very light feeders, but a little boost now and then doesn't hurt.

Quotes about boost

1. I fight like a rocking chair in a boxing ring. That’s also how I make love. I should probably sell popcorn at my shows to boost revenue.
- Jarod Kintz, This Book is Not FOR SALE

2. boost

verb. ['ˈbuːst'] increase.

3. boost

verb. ['ˈbuːst'] give a boost to; be beneficial to.

4. boost

noun. ['ˈbuːst'] an increase in cost.

5. boost

verb. ['ˈbuːst'] increase or raise.

6. boost

verb. ['ˈbuːst'] contribute to the progress or growth of.

7. boost

noun. ['ˈbuːst'] the act of giving a push.

8. boost

verb. ['ˈbuːst'] push or shove upward, as if from below or behind.