Words For Improvement

verb to make something better or improve a situation

• The new policy aims to ameliorate the impact of climate change on coastal communities.
• I'm hoping this new medication will ameliorate my back pain.
• I'm trying to find ways to ameliorate my grades before the end of the semester.
• She tried to ameliorate the tension in the room by cracking a joke.

adjective comparative form of good, indicating a higher quality or more desirable characteristic

• It is important to strive for continuous improvement in order to better our processes.
• I think we should switch to a different supplier, their products are better.
• I heard the new restaurant in town is lit, the food is so much better than anywhere else.
• Sometimes you have to go through tough times to come out the other side better and stronger.

verb to improve or make something better

• Through hard work and dedication, she bettered her skills and advanced in her career.
• After taking some classes, he bettered his cooking skills and now makes amazing meals.
• She really bettered herself after going through that tough situation.
• The new software update bettered the performance of the device significantly.

noun an increase or improvement

verb to increase or improve something

• The new marketing campaign is expected to boost sales by 20%.
• Eating a healthy breakfast can really boost your energy levels for the day.
• I drank a Red Bull to give me a boost before the exam.
• Listening to music always gives me a mental boost when I'm feeling down.

verb to intensify, increase, or improve the quality, value, or attractiveness of something

• The new software update will enhance the functionality of the system.
• Adding some extra spices can really enhance the flavor of the dish.
• I heard that new supplement can really enhance your workout performance.
• Education is the key to enhance one's opportunities in life.

verb to give strength or energy to; to revitalize

• The new marketing campaign is designed to invigorate our sales numbers.
• I need a cup of coffee to invigorate me for the rest of the day.
• Let's hit the gym to invigorate ourselves before the party tonight.
• Traveling to new places always invigorates my spirit and rejuvenates my mind.

verb to make or become better; improve

• The government is implementing policies to meliorate the economic situation.
• I'm trying to find ways to meliorate my study habits.
• Let's brainstorm some ideas to meliorate this project.
• Time can meliorate even the deepest wounds of the heart.

noun forward or onward movement towards a destination or goal

verb to move forward or advance towards a goal or destination

• The project is moving forward steadily, and we are pleased with the progress so far.
• We're making good progress on the assignment, almost done!
• Dude, we're totally crushing it with the progress on this project!
• Like a seed growing into a tree, progress is the natural result of consistent effort.

adjective relating to or intended to correct or improve something, especially a student's performance in a particular subject

• The school offers remedial classes for students who need extra help in certain subjects.
• I have to take a remedial math class because I struggled with algebra last semester.
• I'm so bad at cooking that I need some remedial lessons in the kitchen.
• The company is implementing remedial measures to improve its financial situation.

noun the act of making or becoming stronger

verb to make or become stronger

• The company aims to strengthen its position in the market through strategic partnerships.
• I need to strengthen my relationship with my colleagues by being more communicative.
• If you want to win the game, you gotta strengthen your skills, bro.
• Reading books can strengthen your mind just like exercise strengthens your body.

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb to indicate the degree or extent of the action or quality

• The company's profits have increased tremendously over the past year.
• I've been working out and I feel tremendously stronger now.
• That party was tremendously lit last night!
• Her talent in painting has grown tremendously, like a seed blossoming into a beautiful flower.