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improve
/ɪm ˈpruv/
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to make better
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- (v) to make better
- (v) get better
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- Black boxes that record the number of hours a trucker has driven would greatly improve enforcement.
- Those are the millions of ordinary men and women who long to improve themselvesto become better parents, kinder friends and stronger individuals.
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improved
/ɪm ˈpruvd/
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made more desirable or valuable or profitable; especially made ready…
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improvement
/ɪm ˈpruv mənt/
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a change for the better; progress in development
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improver
/ɪm ˈpru və/
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someone devoted to the promotion of human welfare and to social reforms
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improvidence
/ɪm ˈprɑ vɪ dəns/
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a lack of prudence and care by someone in the management…
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improvident
/ɪm ˈprɑ vɪ dənt/
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not provident; not providing for the future
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improvidently
in an improvident manner
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improving
/ɪm ˈpru vɪŋ/
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getting higher or more vigorous
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improvisation
/ˌɪm prɑ vɪ ˈzeɪ ʃən/
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a creation spoken or written or composed extemporaneously…
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improvise
/ˈɪm prə ˌvaɪz/
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perform without preparation
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improvised
/ˈɪm prə ˌvaɪzd/
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done or made using whatever is available
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improvised explosive device
an explosive device that is improvised
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improvize
perform without preparation
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imprudence
/ɪm ˈpru dəns/
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a lack of caution in practical affairs
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imprudent
/ɪm ˈpru dənt/
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not prudent or wise
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imprudently
/ɪm ˈpru dənt li/
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in an imprudent manner
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impudence
/ˈɪm pjʊ dəns/
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an impudent statement
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impudent
/ˈɪm pjʊ dənt/
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marked by casual disrespect
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impudently
in an impudent or impertinent manner
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impugn
/ɪm ˈpjun/
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attack as false or wrong
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impugnable
subject to being discredited
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impuissance
/ɪm ˈpju ɪ sns/
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powerlessness revealed by an inability to act
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impuissant
/ɪm ˈpju ɪ snt/
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lacking physical strength or vigor