Similar words: get the better of, better, empowerment, bewilderment, intermittent, letter, watermelon, unfettered. Meaning: ['betəmənt] 
n. 1. a change for the better; progress in development 2. an improvement that adds to the value of a property or facility 3. the act of relieving ills and changing for the better.
n. 1. a change for the better; progress in development 2. an improvement that adds to the value of a property or facility 3. the act of relieving ills and changing for the better. 
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(1) His research is for the betterment of mankind.
(2) Our only goal was for the betterment of Millbrae.
(3) We feel it offers significant opportunities for the betterment of our future.
(4) If you achieve some betterment, give further thought to other things you want to alter.
(5) Economic advance still holds little promise of betterment for the average man in many countries.
(6) What have you done together for the betterment of society?
(7) Compensation and betterment proved thorny issues and were not totally resolved until 1948, and then only temporarily.
(8) In addition, the further betterment is also discussed.
(9) Chapter Six expound my gaining and betterment ideal.
(10) CHAPTER IV BETTERMENT OF ENERGY CONSERVATION TECHNOLOGY.
(11) Adjustable task scheduling algorithm is presentedwhich is betterment of Min - min algorithm.
(12) Finally, the paper proposes the assumption of the betterment and confirms the way of future works.
(13) The man worked hard for his own betterment and presently was given a responsible position.
(14) To recommend and suggest ways for the betterment of the outlet.
(15) The staple methods of elimination multicollinearity and betterment methods of parameters are principal component regression and ridge regression .
(16) They said psychoanalytic thinking could make for the betterment of society.
(17) Sacrificing for someone is only good betterment of the relationship - it can't be at your own expense.
(18) The highest use of capital is not to make more money but to make money to do more for the betterment of life. Sentencedict.com Anne Frank 
(19) The second objective was met by the introduction of a betterment levy on development value.
(20) It belongs to no particular approach but is a means of linking theory with empirical analysis to the betterment of theory.
(21) For generations, pianos were purchased overwhelmingly by parents, as a vehicle of betterment for their children.
(22) They do not, however, seem to have possessed any programme for the betterment of lay society.
(23) This cut through the insoluble problem posed in previous attempts to collect betterment values created by public action.
(24) Chapter 3 focuses on the relationship between the negotiable instruments consideration and other systems in Negotiable Instruments Law and its betterment.
(25) Cities take shape over time, as the work and wisdom of generations accumulate. They are the crystallisation of the public's pursuit of betterment.
(26) From a historical perspective, without motivation of literature development, there would be no emergence of library, betterment of its system, perfection of its function, ch.
(27) Anyway, regardless of the resolution , we are all making a commitment toward betterment.
(28) Both Communist Parties see themselves as instruments for social ( and ideally moral ) betterment.
(29) The analytic results provide the basis for trial-manufacture of physical prototyping and betterment design.
(30) Doing in this it can improve the ability of teacher and push the betterment for curriculum.
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