embetter
verb/ɪmˈbɛtə(ɹ)/
Etymology
Definitions
To make better
To make better; improve.
- For cruelty doth not embetter men, But them more wary make than they have been.
- But they're allowed to use the money to change hearts and souls, to help save lives, to embetter the world we live in.
- In order to embetter participation in global cultural dialogue, China has promoted dialogue at home, and has greatly adjusted the relationship between religion and Chinese society.
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