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Meanings of meliorate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "better"
Examples for "better"
1
Red hot market conditions allowed the company to secure far better terms.
2
Public health agencies need a better long-term solution for prevention: a vaccine.
3
Year after year after year of getting better and better and better.
4
The situation is certainly better that it was than a year ago.
5
Future research is needed to better understand the reasons behind these differences.
1
Steps are being taken in some countries to improve the situation, however.
2
Moreover, if market conditions improve, banks may decide to leave the scheme.
3
However it said it anticipated the situation in the west would improve.
4
The company on Wednesday said market conditions began to improve in June.
5
Most lenders have seen credit quality gradually improve over the past year.
1
The reforms announced by the government yesterday look to amend that dependence.
2
It was not yet clear whether the Senate would amend the bill.
3
The judge asked the prosecutors to amend their complaint by year end.
4
The statement said the U.N. should amend the classification of besieged areas.
5
The bank declined to amend or challenge any of those specific points.
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Statins have also been reported to promote angiogenesis and ameliorate ischemic conditions.
2
Kinase inhibitors targeting RIPK2 are a proposed strategy to ameliorate NOD-mediated pathologies.
3
Our chief desire is to ameliorate the condition of the malgamite workers.
4
The judge is not forbidden to ameliorate the law which he administers.
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Interventions are needed to ameliorate stress that does not cause adverse effects.
Usage of meliorate in English
1
Every attempt to meliorate his manners and Indian notions, has failed.
2
Their adoption would promote the public service and meliorate the condition of the Army.
3
Some years ago several pious individuals undertook to meliorate the condition of the prisons.
4
Lords deliver lydeum lectures; ladies patronize ragged schools; committees of duchesses meliorate the condition of needlewomen.
5
They must suppress the workings of British philanthropy, seeking to meliorate the condition of the unfortunate West Indian slave.
6
It is a dictate of humanity and benevolence, after sheathing the sword, to relieve and meliorate the condition of the vanquished prisoner.
7
Such men as Gladstone and Bright, who are seeking by wise legislation to remove or meliorate the evils of centuries of injustice.
8
I do not find that a succession of crops has yet been attempted; surely it would help to meliorate and improve the soil.
9
The Romans, therefore, had good reason to soften and meliorate this element, by conveying it a good length of way in open aqueducts.
10
The human heart seems to be meliorated and softened by age.
11
Griswold suffered a sudden return to the meliorating humanities.
12
Three Agencies for meliorating the Human Condition.
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Such Men there always have been & always will be, till human Nature itself shall be substantially meliorated.
14
In this manner soils are constantly changing upon the same spot; sometimes they are meliorated, at other times impoverished.
15
But to undertake expeditions with a design of civilizing the world, and meliorating its condition, is a noble object.
16
Blount's one meliorating softness during the years of exile had manifested itself in an effort to keep track of Debbleby.
Frequent collocations
Translations for meliorate
Portuguese
Meliorate through the time