Is "bolster the impact of" grammatically correct?
I know that to bolster means to strengthen or support, but I'm not sure if bolstering the impact of something (in this case, an event) makes sense.
u/Only-Fill8247 — 10 hours ago
I know that to bolster means to strengthen or support, but I'm not sure if bolstering the impact of something (in this case, an event) makes sense.