Usage of "meliorative"

Tending to ameliorate.

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Examples for "ameliorating"

Therefore, strategies that could aid in ameliorating colistin resistance are critically needed. 
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It is ameliorating the problem, not getting to the heart of it. 
 The Guardian 

Soon the ameliorating influences of the gospel were felt on every hand. 
 Daybreak; A Romance of an Old World 

He is not prompted by any visionary ideas of ameliorating his species. 
 Venetia 

This is the first movement I have made toward ameliorating their condition. 
 Life of Father Hecker 

Of course I do, he said, but nothing I've tried has been ameliorative. 
 The brief wondrous life of oscar wao 

But then I had enjoyed ameliorative language and the protection of business-class excuses. 
 Internecine 

NSO exerts ameliorative and therapeutic effects on the STZ-induced diabetic male Wistar rats. 
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However, at both lower and higher doses, BH4 had less or no ameliorative effects. 
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Liver histology suggests some mild ameliorative properties of both zinc deficiency and zinc supplementation. 
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Usage of meliorative in English

Caught up in the rush of her own life, in her certainty of the meliorative trajectory. 
 The Girls 

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Meanings of meliorative in English