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How to use ameliorative in a sentence
No ameliorative, no palliative, no restrictive, no remedial measure will avail.
THE OUTLINE OF HISTORY: BEING A PLAIN HISTORY OF LIFE AND MANKINDHERBERT GEORGE WELLSWe may hazard a guess that most of the programme of ameliorative measures was the work of Engels, and perhaps the final section.
SOCIALISMJOHN SPARGOIt is emotional, altruistic, at best ameliorative, aiming to meet the individual situation as it arises and presents itself.
THE PIVOT OF CIVILIZATIONMARGARET SANGERHe talked in a straightforward way with his villagers, reduced a number of rents and spent money freely in ameliorative work.
THE FOUNDATIONS OF JAPANJ.W. ROBERTSON SCOTTThere is among them a fine lite which responds to the appeal of the ideal and is found in every kind of ameliorative work.
THE OLD WORLD IN THE NEWEDWARD ALSWORTH ROSSA new Irish mind has now to be taken into account, and to be made part of any ameliorative Irish policy.
IRELAND IN THE NEW CENTURYHORACE PLUNKETTSomething "to go on with" is a great ameliorative, especially when one is hungry and tired.
ROVING EAST AND ROVING WESTE. V. LUCASContinuity of ameliorative effort is the sole enthusiasm that can serve the cause of improvement.
A LOGIC OF FACTSGEORGE JACOB HOLYOAKEWORDS RELATED TO AMELIORATIVE
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