Where shall we trace him next, the migrant man, To try once more his meliorating plan?
As with everything else, so it is with fruits, some of which were naturally indifferent or even inedible, until subjected to the meliorating influences of high culture, of selection, and of improvement.
It is not that the plant has changed any of its true specific characters, but that it has been affected by the melioratinginfluences of culture, which it has not been able entirely to shake off in its neglected condition.
In such places it will be necessary soon to withdraw the plow, and to depend upon loosening the soil about the trees with the spade or fork, and upon the mellowing and meliorating effects of mulching.
Perhaps next in importance in meliorating the condition of slaves, is the adoption of regulations for their religious instruction, and the education of their children.
Perhaps next in importance in meliorating the condition of the slaves, is the adoption of regulations for their religious instruction, and the education of their children.
Quaere: should not all who mean to become members of our community be incessantly meliorating their temper and elevating their understandings?
I have been asked what is the best conceivable mode of meliorating society.
Mr. Buxton's public life was devoted tomeliorating the condition of the unfortunate classes of society.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "meliorating" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
