embolden

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• The well-documented marginalization of India’s Muslim community and its deep enmity with Pakistan have further emboldened the Islamic republic’s military hard-liners.

• An idea designed to embolden Democrats ended up flummoxing them, which played out again last night.

• At the same time, Turkey’s full-blooded support of Azerbaijan in the conflict has emboldened its capital, Baku, analysts say, and chipped away at Moscow’s influence over the Azeri leadership.

• The rush of stimulus spending by developed world governments has emboldened development economists to call for a reconsideration of public sector financing.

• The sense that money and technology can overcome nature has emboldened Americans.

• With each success the right has seen, they have become more embolden and pushed for even more radical laws.

• No strike would only embolden Hezbollah, which could then decide on key military and security appointments in the next government.

• Weakening this norm could embolden other regimes to acquire or use chemical weapons.

• Embolden your will, hone your mind, and speak the truth as it speaks to you.

• Did their increased confidence about Iron Dome embolden Israeli leaders to kill Qaisi?

• And I have given this tedious detail to urge and embolden others to remonstrate against it.

• It will embolden them to renewed opposition to the will of the loyal masses, believing that they have the Executive with them.