ameliorate|ameliorated|ameliorates|ameliorating in English
verb
[a·mel·io·rate || ə'miːljəreɪt]
improve, better; get better, improve oneself
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1. Adjectives for Ameliorate include ameliorable, Ameliorated, Ameliorative, Amelioratory and Ameliorating
2. Ameliorate (third-person singular simple present Ameliorates, present participle Ameliorating, simple past and past participle Ameliorated) To make better, or improve, something perceived to be in a negative condition
3. Ameliorate (third-person singular simple present ameliorates, present participle Ameliorating, simple past and past participle ameliorated) To make better, or improve, something perceived to be in a negative condition
4. Ameliorate (third-person singular simple present Ameliorates, present participle ameliorating, simple past and past participle Ameliorated) To make better, or improve, something perceived to be in a negative condition
5. Related: Ameliorated; Ameliorating; ameliorable.
6. Related: Ameliorated; Ameliorating; ameliorable.
7. Related: Ameliorated; ameliorating; ameliorable.
8. Inflections of 'Ameliorate' (v): (⇒ conjugate) Ameliorates v 3rd person singular ameliorating v pres p verb, present participle: -ing verb used descriptively or to form progressive verb--for example, "a singing bird," "It is singing." Ameliorated
9. What does Ameliorating mean? Present participle of ameliorate
10. Ameliorate means to improve a negative circumstance or situation, to make something substandard or unsatisfactory, better.Ameliorate describes a positive change in a circumstance or situation, it is often used to describe financial situations.Ameliorate comes from the French word, améliorer, meaning better.Related words are Ameliorates, ameliorated, ameliorating, ameliorative, ameliorator.
11. Ameliorate means to improve a negative circumstance or situation, to make something substandard or unsatisfactory, better.Ameliorate describes a positive change in a circumstance or situation, it is often used to describe financial situations.Ameliorate comes from the French word, améliorer, meaning better.Related words are Ameliorates, Ameliorated, ameliorating, ameliorative, ameliorator.
12. What does Ameliorated mean? Simple past tense and past participle of ameliorate
13. Inflections of 'Ameliorate' (v): (⇒ conjugate) Ameliorates v 3rd person singular Ameliorating v pres p verb, present participle: -ing verb used descriptively or to form progressive verb--for example, "a singing bird," "It is singing." Ameliorated v past verb, past simple: Past tense--for example, "He saw the man." "She laughed." Ameliorated v past p verb, past participle: Verb form used
14. The act or an instance of Ameliorating or the state of being ameliorated something that ameliorates; an improvement Also called: elevation linguistics (of the meaning of a word) a change from pejorative to neutral or positively pleasant
15. Ameliorative: 1 adj tending to ameliorate Synonyms: ameliorating , Amelioratory , meliorative bettering changing for the better
16. Ameliorating: 1 adj tending to ameliorate Synonyms: ameliorative , amelioratory , meliorative bettering changing for the better
17. Amelioratory definition: tending to ameliorate synonyms: bettering, ameliorating, meliorative, ameliorative antonyms: worsening, drop-off, diminution, falling
18. The word Ameliorated is the past form of ameliorate in the first person singular.There are other translations for this conjugation.
19. Ameliorate is often wrongly used where alleviate is meant. Ameliorate is properly used to mean `improve', not `make easier to bear', so one should talk about alleviating pain or hardship, not ameliorating it
20. Ameliorate definition: If someone or something Ameliorates a situation , they make it better or easier in some Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
21. Ameliorate is often wrongly used where alleviate is meant. Ameliorate is properly used to mean `improve', not `make easier to bear', so one should talk about alleviating pain or hardship, not Ameliorating it
22. ▶ USAGE Ameliorate is often wrongly used where alleviate is meant. Ameliorate is properly used to mean 'improve', not 'make easier to bear', so one should talk about alleviating pain or hardship, not Ameliorating it
23. Ameliorate is properly used to mean 'improve', not 'make easier to bear', so one should talk about alleviating pain or hardship, not ameliorating it
24. Ameliorated (comparative more Ameliorated, superlative most Ameliorated) Having had problem(s) improved upon; having been the subject of amelioration.
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