| REDOUBLE | • redouble v. (Transitive) To double, especially to double again; to increase considerably; to multiply; to intensify. • redouble v. (Bridge, backgammon) To double an opponent’s doubling bid. • redouble v. (Intransitive) To become twice as big. |
| REDOUBLED | • redoubled v. Simple past tense and past participle of redouble. • REDOUBLE v. to double. |
| REDOUBLEMENT | • REDOUBLEMENT n. the act of redoubling. |
| REDOUBLEMENTS | • REDOUBLEMENT n. the act of redoubling. |
| REDOUBLER | • REDOUBLER n. one who redoubles. |
| REDOUBLERS | • REDOUBLER n. one who redoubles. |
| REDOUBLES | • redoubles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of redouble. • REDOUBLE v. to double. |
| REDOUBLING | • redoubling v. Present participle of redouble. • redoubling n. The act by which something is redoubled. • REDOUBLE v. to double. |
| REDOUBT | • redoubt n. A small, temporary, military fortification. • redoubt n. A reinforced refuge; a fort. • redoubt n. A place of safety or refuge. |
| REDOUBTABLE | • redoubtable adj. Eliciting respect or fear; imposing; awe-inspiring. • redoubtable adj. (Obsolete) Valiant. • REDOUBTABLE adj. causing fear or alarm, formidable. |
| REDOUBTABLENESS | • redoubtableness n. The quality of being redoubtable. • REDOUBTABLE n. causing fear or alarm, formidable. |
| REDOUBTABLY | • redoubtably adv. In a redoubtable manner. • REDOUBTABLE adv. causing fear or alarm, formidable. |
| REDOUBTED | • redoubted v. Simple past tense and past participle of redoubt. • REDOUBT v. (archaic) to fear. |
| REDOUBTING | • redoubting v. Present participle of redoubt. • REDOUBT v. (archaic) to fear. |
| REDOUBTS | • redoubts n. Plural of redoubt. • REDOUBT v. (archaic) to fear. |