reenforce

verb

Etymology: Etymology tree Proto-Italic *wre- Latin re-der. Old French re-bor. Middle English re- English re- English enforce English reenforce From re- + enforce.

1. Alternative spelling of re-enforce.

   “Serious and varied, these stories are written in a fluent, often notional style, a sheen which sometimes reenforces and sometimes blurs their meaning and force.”

   ““Tai Chi Alpha Tala” was a collaboration for a woma going through motions, from Tai Chi Chuan, the Chinese martial art, with her resultant alpha brain waves transmitted by FM to a synthesizer, triggering preset pentatonic responses, and a tabla player echoing and reenforcing the resultant rhythms.”