Synonym: advance, better, develop, mend, perfect, progress. Antonym: impair, worsen. Similar words: improved, improvement, improvise, improving, improvised, improvident, improvisation, prove. Meaning: [ɪm'pruːv] 
v. 1. to make better 2. get better.
v. 1. to make better 2. get better. 
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1) Improve your time and your time will improve you. 
2) The advertisements are intended to improve the company's image.
3) The government aims to improve public services, especially education.
4) Far more resources are needed to improve adult literacy.
5) We seek to improve relations between our two countries.
6) We must make massive efforts to improve it.
7) The weather should continue to improve over the weekend.
8) They're doing exercises to improve their fitness.
9) The city needs to improve its public transportation .
10) Our first priority is to improve standards.
11) We improve ourselves by victories over ourselves.
12) Do u think the economy will improve?
13) Bankruptcy is a real possibility if sales don't improve.
14) Regular exercise will improve blood circulation.
15) We can neither change nor improve it.
16) The road was realigned to improve visibility.
17) I am trying to improve my timekeeping.
18) It's never too late to improve your diet.
19) Don't expect it to improve overnight.
20) The company is trying to improve customer satisfaction.
21) You have to improve. Understood?
22) We'll try to improve our teaching methods.
23) What you do today can improve all your tomorrows.
24) I need to improve my English.
25) The proprietor is trying to improve the land.
26) This is not good enough. I want to improve it.
27) The school has received a large capital grant to improve its buildings.
28) Both the texture and condition of your hair should improve.
29) We need more feedback from the consumer in order to improve our goods.
30) Abstention from drinking and smoking is the only way to improve your poor health.
More similar words: improved, improvement, improvise, improving, improvised, improvident, improvisation, prove, improper, proved, proven, proverb, reprove, approve, impromptu, approved, improbable, improbably, approve of, disapprove, proverbial, impress, imprint, grove, imprison, grovel, imprudent, imprecise, imprisoned, impressive.