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If the "improver" is someone devoted to welfare and improvement of social conditions, possible alternate words include
* humanitarian, * benefactor, and
* do-gooder (usually used in a way that denotes ill-will or spite). When the "improver" is something added to something else to improve it, a more appropriate word would be additive.
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Another way of saying room for improvement?
needs improvement
Is improvement an abstract noun?
Yes, the noun improvement is an abstract noun, a word a change for the better; progress in development; a word for a concept.
Abbreviation for the word improvement?
increase
Abbreviate the word improvement?
impr impr
What does the word baffled means?
"Baffled" means confronted by a situation that needs improvement but unable to imagine how to achieve the improvement needed.
Another word for improvement is?
Revamped??!!
What is the Sanskrit word for improvement?
What is the sanskrit word for "improvement"?
What is another word for better?
Answersuperior, better, improved, amended, ameliorated, meliorated
What is the Romanian word for improvement?
improvement = îmbunătăţire
What another word for growth?
advance, boost, buildup, expansion, extension, gain, improvement, increase, produce, rise
Another way of saying room for improvement?
needs improvement
What is another word for developing?
growth, progress, maturity, improvement, advancement
What is another word for amendments?
amendmentn 1. the act of amending; correction2. an addition, alteration, or improvement to a motion, document, etc
What sentence can you put with the word improvement in it?
"Well, it could use some improvement." "Wow, that's a good improvement!" "That is not an/there is not an improvement."
Can you transfer your Maryland home improvement license to another company?
can you transfer a home improvement license to another person
What is the noun of word 'improve'?
The noun form of 'improve' is 'improvement'.
What is a sentence using the word improvement?
Your spelling could use improvement.
