Pronunciation: /əˈmiːljəˌreɪt/
verb to make something better or improve a situation
A1 She tried to ameliorate the situation by offering an apology.
A2 The new policies were implemented to ameliorate the company's financial problems.
B1 The government is working to ameliorate the impact of climate change on the environment.
B2 The charity's efforts have helped to ameliorate the living conditions of many impoverished families.
C1 The research team is focused on finding ways to ameliorate the effects of the disease.
C2 Through diplomatic negotiations, the countries were able to ameliorate tensions and avoid a potential conflict.
formal The new policy aims to ameliorate the impact of climate change on coastal communities.
informal I'm hoping this new medication will ameliorate my back pain.
slang I'm trying to find ways to ameliorate my grades before the end of the semester.
figurative She tried to ameliorate the tension in the room by cracking a joke.
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