meliorates

As I read Smith, economic liberty meliorates aspects of that feudal order, and allows people to achieve a morally better grade of stoicism, but it hardly *produces* social order.

The Fragility and Robustness of Modernity - The Austrian Economists 2005

The distance the N.W. wind has to travel to this country, and the opposition it meets with from those mountains, in a great measure meliorates and destroys those penetrating qualities, which make this wind so formidable to the Atlantic States.

Travels in the United States of America Commencing in the Year 1793, and Ending in 1797. With the Author's Journals of his Two Voyages Across the Atlantic. William Priest

She meliorates the race, so that dogs and cats will learn in the end that it is less dull to frequent a poet than an unhappy Collège de France candidate -- had this candidate proven more copiously still, that the author of "Mémoires d'Outre-Tombe" had topsyturvily described the jawbone of the Crocodile_.

Barks and Purrs 1873-1954 Colette 1913

It meliorates and sweetens obedience, and makes it come off with a better relish.

The Ten Commandments 1692

It meliorates and sweetens all the duties of religion, it makes them savoury meat, without which God cares not to taste them.

The Ten Commandments 1692

It is thought that the climate meliorates in the same latitude as one proceeds from the Atlantic a»/j NIBEQUETEN, a river of the kingdom of Chile.

The geographical and historical dictionary of America and the West Indies : containing an entire translation of the Spanish work of Colonel Don Antonio de Alcedo...with large additions and compilations from modern voyages and travels, and from original and authentic information 1812

A fecret virtue, that attradts my eye And meliorates my heart.

The Village Curate: A Poem ... 1790

At first further effort seemed useless, but as time meliorates in some degree even the most deplorable and distressing physical conditions, ambition slowly rallied, and while lying for several months a patient in various hospitals in an ineffectual attempt to regain even partial sight, the following ideas and efforts of past years were gradually recalled from the recesses of memory, and reduced to their present form, in which, with no small hesitation and misgiving, they are presented to the consideration of the reading public, which in the humble opinion of the author has frequently failed to receive and appreciate productions of vastly superior merit.

Mountain idylls, and Other Poems Alfred Castner King

Yesterday not a bird peeped; the world was barren, peaked, and pining: to-day 't is inconceivably populous; creation swarms and meliorates. "

The Life Radiant Lilian Whiting

The incense of our love and respect for them creates the atmosphere of our souls, which corrects and meliorates the beams of knowledge. "

Memoirs of the Life of the Rt. Hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan — Volume 01 Thomas Moore 1815