amelioratory Antonyms
Meaning of amelioratory
amelioratory (s)
tending to ameliorate
amelioratory Sentence Examples
- The amelioratory measures taken by the government aimed to uplift the economic conditions of marginalized communities.
- The company implemented amelioratory policies to address employee concerns and improve workplace satisfaction.
- The introduction of new technologies had an amelioratory impact on the efficiency of the manufacturing process.
- The community welcomed the amelioratory changes to local infrastructure, enhancing the overall quality of life.
- The educational reforms were designed to be amelioratory, promoting a more inclusive and effective learning environment.
- The healthcare system underwent amelioratory adjustments to provide better access and services to patients.
- The city's urban planning included amelioratory strategies to reduce traffic congestion and improve public transportation.
- The organization's amelioratory initiatives focused on environmental sustainability and conservation efforts.
- The collaborative efforts of various stakeholders resulted in an amelioratory plan for disaster preparedness and response.
- The diplomatic negotiations aimed to be amelioratory, seeking peaceful resolutions to longstanding conflicts.
FAQs About the word amelioratory
tending to ameliorate
bettering, gainful, advisable, healthful, ameliorative, constructive, remunerative, lucrative, desirable,supportive
disadvantageous, bad, unfavorable, unfriendly,bad, unhelpful, disadvantageous, unfavorable, unhelpful, unprofitable
The amelioratory measures taken by the government aimed to uplift the economic conditions of marginalized communities.
The company implemented amelioratory policies to address employee concerns and improve workplace satisfaction.
The introduction of new technologies had an amelioratory impact on the efficiency of the manufacturing process.
The community welcomed the amelioratory changes to local infrastructure, enhancing the overall quality of life.
