Pronunciation: /əˈbɛtər/
noun a person who encourages or supports others, especially in wrongdoing
A1 A better way to study is to create flashcards.
A2 She is a better student than her brother.
B1 Being a better listener can improve relationships.
B2 He strives to be a better version of himself every day.
C1 A better understanding of the topic can lead to more insightful discussions.
C2 She is considered a better candidate for the job due to her extensive experience.
verb to encourage or support someone, especially in wrongdoing
A1 She abetted her friend in cheating on the test.
A2 The group of students abetted each other in skipping class.
B1 The company was accused of abetting tax evasion.
B2 The politician was found guilty of abetting corruption.
C1 The criminal organization was known for abetting various illegal activities.
C2 The CEO was implicated in abetting insider trading.
formal It is important for society to strive towards being abetter place for future generations.
informal I'm working on being abetter version of myself every day.
slang She's always trying to be abetter than everyone else.
figurative The sun shining through the clouds made the day feel abetter.
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