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better
adjective as in excelling, more excellent
adjective as in improved in health
adjective as in larger
adverb as in in a more excellent manner
Example Sentences
Conversely, she had “no doubt that my observation of the chimpanzees helped me to be a better mother.”
I liked the plot better on a second watch when I knew not to expect Jamie Lee Curtis on all fours.
Its co-executive director in the UK, Will McCallum, said: "Dr Goodall's legacy is not only in science but in the global movement she helped spark to protect nature and give hope for a better world."
When that blame game starts, such thinking goes, they could be better positioned to reap the political benefits.
And it’s one thing to suggest that current approaches could be made more effective, but quite another to demonize them in the name of forging “better” warfighters.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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