Ameliorate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMELIORATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make better, also MELIORATE
• make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better
• To make better; to improve; to meliorate.
• To grow better; to meliorate; as, wine ameliorates by age.
• get better
• to make better
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make better or more tolerable

Words related to AMELIORATE

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Words that contain AMELIORATE

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How to use AMELIORATE in a sentence

• The very name of a society designed to ameliorate evils seemed to put him into a passion.
• Many were the Christian men and women at the South who pitied the hard condition under which their slaves were born, and desired to do all they could to ameliorate it.
• The Duke of York, with all his zeal for the service, never loses sight of the comfort of the soldier and is indefatigable in his exertions to ameliorate his conditions.
• Schools were established among them, and benevolent societies were active in efforts to ameliorate their condition.
• Nor could the Government take any direct steps to ameliorate the overcrowding on the Underground railways.
• Retiring to his estate at Yasnaya Polyana in 1847, he sought, though without success, to ameliorate the condition of his serfs.
• It is possible to ameliorate the consequences, but it is not possible to prevent them.
• Charles Booth, to investigate their condition or try to ameliorate it.
• There was no far-reaching, no persistent plan to ameliorate the physical condition of the nations.
• But if we do nothing beyond rescuing a considerable mass of the totally submerged, we shall considerably ameliorate the condition of these border-landers.
• Fry was particularly interested in French prisons, as well as in the measures designed to ameliorate the condition of those who tenanted them.
• No one has ever attempted any measure to ameliorate their degraded condition.
• When the church does not ameliorate the objectionable dispositions of its adherents, it has failed in its mission.
• His is a heart that could not be happy were he not daily doing some equitable and humane act to ameliorate the condition of the Indian race.
• The idea of separate ships for the Negro might to some degree ameliorate the sting incident to race prohibition in that arm of government service.
• In your continued efforts to ameliorate the condition of the private soldier we recognize broad humanity.
• Already it is almost impossible to obtain any legislation, in State or Federal legislatures, to ameliorate the condition of the laboring classes.
• But it can ameliorate some of the worst of those ills.
• The argument that the decentralisation of London would ameliorate conditions is a vain thing and false.
• Philosophy had completely failed to ameliorate the condition of man.
• Many things had happened to ameliorate that life within the last six years.
• It is no fault of mine that your majesty has to bear the consequences of this refusal, but I will try to ameliorate them as much as I can.
• The disorders among the peasantry in 1902 led to a special committee being appointed to inquire into and ameliorate their condition and also to improve agriculture.
• So far the responsibility is partly with woman herself, who must also help to bear the blame for failure to ameliorate the condition of her sex in the existing political state.
• It was to ameliorate our race, to perfect its manners and morals, and to restrain society by stronger bonds than those that human laws impose.
• Frankly, it does not tend to ameliorate the relation between us.
• No amount of pleading helped to ameliorate that condition.
• One might as well expect to ameliorate the act of murder.
• Smith, however, thinks, with regard to these women, Government supervision does ameliorate their condition somewhat.
• The Poles are a wonderfully sympathetic and warm-hearted people, and are anxious to ameliorate the bitter poverty which exists here to an enormous extent.
• Steps are being taken all over the world to preserve and ameliorate the remnants of primitive people.
• This would greatly ameliorate the evil, but the evil is so crying that it demands not amelioration, but extinction.
• It is not a plan of charity, but one to ameliorate natural conditions.
• All his first proclamations breathe the spirit of benevolence, of generosity, of the desire to ameliorate the condition of the oppressed millions.

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