enormous boost
collocation in Englishmeaningsofenormousandboost
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enormous
adjective
uk/ɪˈnɔː.məs/us/əˈnɔːr.məs/
extremely ...
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boost
noun[C usually singular]
uk/buːst/us/buːst/
an occasion when something is improved ...
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(Definition ofenormousandboostfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The 1960s were marked by anenormousboostof economically inspired banditry.
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This one project must not be seen as anenormousboostto the area.
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It would he anenormousboostto the rail network which is one of our most under-utilised assets.
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We have been asking for that for many years and it would give the airport anenormousboost.
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This gives inspection anenormousboostand good behaviour is rewarded.
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Sustainable energy is local and can give anenormousboostto development.
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They give the protection of nature and the environment anenormousboost.
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The policy will be anenormousboostto their opportunities.
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I dare-say it was anenormousboostto production, but were the right things produced?
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It introduced a period of three years' service and got anenormousboostin 1951.
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That would give anenormousboostto service industries.
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We have given anenormousboostto owner-occupation, but there is a minority that cannot afford that.
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Most of us now look forward to theenormousboostto good training as a result of the youth training scheme.
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That would give our market anenormousboost.
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That will be anenormousboostto our industry.
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From that moment we gave anenormousboostto good governance.
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Recently, we had the approval of the rail link, which will bring about anenormousboost.
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I believe that such a measure would give the clubs anenormousboostin terms of the effect they have on young people.
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I do not say that the vehicles are run down to the point of danger, but new vehicles would obviously be anenormousboost.
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Indeed, he gave anenormousboostto the public appointments unit by appointing more women to public bodies.
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