fillip [noun]
Definition of fillip:
- Something that acts as a stimulus or boost to an activity.
- A slight, sharp movement made by a flick of the finger.
Synonyms of fillip:
Sentence/Example of fillip:
The new marketing strategy gave a fillip to the company's sales.
Her unexpected promotion acted as a fillip to her career.
The arrival of the special guest provided a much-needed fillip to the event.
The announcement of the bonus served as a fillip for employee morale.
The positive feedback was a fillip to his confidence.
The government hoped the new policy would provide a fillip to the economy.
The victory in the first game gave the team a fillip for the rest of the tournament.
The good news provided a fillip to their spirits.
The injection of funds acted as a fillip to the struggling project.
The successful launch gave a fillip to the company's reputation.
The pep talk from the coach was a fillip for the team before the big match.
The new product launch gave a fillip to the company's market share.
The unexpected applause was a fillip to the performer's confidence.
The research grant provided a fillip to the scientist's work.
The recent recognition served as a fillip for her continuous hard work.