Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
double-down
verb
/ˈdʌbəl daʊn/
Definition
To commit oneself to a course of action with greater determination, especially in the face of difficulties.
Examples
- After facing criticism, the politician decided to double-down on his controversial policies.
- When the project faced setbacks, the team chose to double-down and work even harder to achieve their goals.
Meaning
To reinforce one’s commitment to a decision or stance, often in a challenging situation.
Synonyms
- commit
- reaffirm
- intensify
- strengthen
