Meliorate
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 367
mel'vor-at, v. To make better, improve, ameliorate, — To grow better. [L. mel i or are, -alum, melior, better, compar. of bonus, good; Gr. m'dlon. rather, compar. of mala, very much.] — Meliora'tion, n. Act of, or state of being, etc.; improvement. Melliferous, mel-lifer-us, Mellif'ic, a. Producing honey. [L. meUifer, mel, mell is, honey Gr. — mel i, Goth, milith, honey), and ferre, to hear.] MeFlinca'tion, n. Production or making of honey. [L. facere, to make.] — Mellifluent, -lu-ent, -luous, -lu-us, a. Flowing as with honey: smooth; sweetly flowing. [L. fluere, to flow.] — Mellifluence, n. A flow of sweetne , or a sweet, smooth flow. stm. cube^ full muon, fot>t cow, oil MEMENTO
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