Ameliorated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMELIORATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AMELIORATE, to make better, also MELIORATE
• make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make better or more tolerable

Words related to AMELIORATED

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How to use AMELIORATED in a sentence

• He did not emancipate slaves, but he ameliorated their condition and limited their term of compulsory service.
• The second pretext that is audaciously brought forward to solicit our good will towards the South, is that it has just ameliorated the Federal institutions.
• With the revival of literature and of the arts, national manners became ameliorated, and duels necessarily declined.
• This University has been ameliorated lately by its present sovereign the King of Prussia.
• The ungeneraled condition of the inhabitants he ameliorated by sending to them Munatius Flaccus.
• The regimen of prisons was at the same time ameliorated, the dark dungeons of old times restored to daylight the wretches who were still confined in them.
• It is hoped that by the aid of schools and education these things may be ameliorated, but they cannot be cured.
• It merely follows that methods of discipline neither can be nor should be ameliorated, except by instalments.
• Thanks to Jules, his position had been much ameliorated by a worthy marriage.
• Papa has got something of his spring attack of bronchitis, but so far it is in a greatly ameliorated form, very different to what it has been for three years past.
• As I beheld her I felt as though my position was already much ameliorated, for the very sight of her carried great comfort.
• He hoped he could keep it until he had learned how to talk with these people and learned much about them, their situation, and how it could best be ameliorated.
• Doubtless her lot is ameliorated in these better days, when she is not chattel but sovereign, and gives her hand where her heart has gone before.
• And it is that very peculiarity which sets off his descendant of today from the ameliorated Puritan of the era between the Revolution and the Civil War.
• It was but an ameliorated earthly life, divested of all suffering under the rule and by the favour of the true-voiced Onnophris.
• But we should find that precisely in proportion as that slavery was ameliorated, the power and prosperity of the country flourished.
• They are unlike almost every other fish, are ameliorated by being 3 or 4 days out of water, if kept from heat and the moon, which has much more injurious effect than the sun.
• She told herself that having spoken her partial gripe in Spanish instead of English might have ameliorated any negative interpretation of her critique to some degree.
• Austin, who from this period became her sole attendant, even after time had somewhat ameliorated the first agony incident to her condition.
• As his reputation increased, his fortunes were ameliorated.
• Would the condition of the slaves in the United States be ameliorated by emancipation, under existing circumstances? Historical facts.
• At length, after great perseverance, they prevailed upon the same legislature, in the year 1790, to try an ameliorated system.
• It simply allowed these things, or ameliorated their ancient barbaric conditions through the law of kindness.
• I can have a little talk with this unfortunate young man while you are engaged with your dress-maker, and perhaps his condition may be ameliorated.

Similar words containing AMELIORAT without suffix ed

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