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Meanings of amelioration in English
Synonyms
Examples for "betterment"
Examples for "betterment"
1
Yes, perhaps for the betterment of mankind I should have shot him.
2
If you cannot use it to the betterment of humanity, who can?'
3
Early religious ideals have no relation to the material betterment of mankind.
4
Nothing is done for the betterment of the convicts intellectually or otherwise.
5
And this imagined betterment must always be in some sense my own.
1
The idea of novelty is there indissolubly connected with the idea of melioration.
2
On that day ministers communicated their plans for the melioration of Irish suffering.
3
Other things, equally if not more contributive to human melioration, are less distinctly in expectation.
4
You might perhaps say "melioration," but "improvement" is the proper word.'
5
But a memorable melioration of the state of man will carry some degree of conviction to the hearts of all.
Usage of amelioration in English
1
However, the mechanisms involved in the amelioration of baroreflex control are unknown.
2
He had schemes for the amelioration of the condition of the poor.
3
General feeling is that he came to Berlin in search of amelioration.
4
Similar injury in testosterone-treated transgenic mice resulted in amelioration of these effects.
5
Recovery or amelioration in hypomagnesemia occurred approximately 4 weeks after cetuximab discontinuation.
6
Each may and does desire amendments to and amelioration in his lot.
7
The quenching of ROS led to the amelioration of the affected pathways.
8
He was full of nebulous theories for the amelioration of such conditions.
9
The process of things upon this earth has been one of amelioration.
10
Their fears or their paranoia or their reckless hunger for chemical amelioration.
11
Spiritualism lays down as a dogma the fated amelioration of our species.
12
The object of this is to prevent disgust, which prevents any amelioration.
13
Of what use are the patents for invention, imagination, amelioration, and improvement?
14
In general, the relations between capital and labor there have experienced notable amelioration.
15
The idea of novelty is there indissolubly connected with the idea of amelioration.
16
I too, I used to believe in the amelioration of manners.
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Amelioration through the time
Amelioration across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common