Redouble

/ˌriːˈdʌb.əl/

Meaning & Definition

verb

to double again; to increase or intensify something.

The team decided to redouble their efforts after realizing the deadline was approaching.

to repeat or reinforce an action or effort.

In light of recent challenges, we should redouble our commitment to quality and safety.

to increase the degree of something, especially in effort or intensity.

She promised to redouble her studying in preparation for the upcoming exam.

From Middle French 'redoubler', meaning 'to double again'.

redouble one's efforts

To increase one's efforts significantly.

redouble the stake

To increase the amount risked or invested.

redouble the attention

To focus more keenly on something.

double

To make something twice as much.

increase

To become or make greater in size, amount, or degree.

amplify

To make larger, greater, or stronger.

To step up efforts in a casual or informal context.

We really need to redouble our hustle if we want to finish this project.

To go all out or give maximum effort, often used in a fun context.

It's party time! Let's redouble our fun tonight!