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Army Thread 7th March 2011
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:congratulatory: Clean & Sober since 13/01/2009 :congratulatory:
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Army Thread 7th March 2011
tiptronic_ct;1071828 wrote: might be slightly... urm... technically challenged"In the depths of winter I finally learned there was in me an invincible summer ."
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Army Thread 7th March 2011
tiptronic_ct;1071828 wrote: The two of you (Chill & Mario) might be slightly... urm... technically challenged, but at least you're observant
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Army Thread 7th March 2011
tiptronic_ct;1071829 wrote: There is a profusion of individual bac threads going on.
I'm working quietly in the background to ameliorate the situation...
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Army Thread 7th March 2011
mario;1071838 wrote: now you have me all confused again,with your big words
I'm trying my best to put a stop to it without being rude on the boards.
Geddit?I'll do whatever it takes
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Army Thread 7th March 2011
I have my vewwy own on line dictionary slave.
ameliorate [əˈmiːljəˌreɪt]
vb
to make or become better; improve
[from meliorate, influenced by French am?liorer to improve, from Old French ameillorer to make better, from meillor better, from Latin melior]
ameliorable [əˈmiːljərəbəl] adj
ameliorant n
ameliorative adj
ameliorator n
Usage: Ameliorate is often wrongly used where alleviate is meant. Ameliorate is properly used to mean `improve', not `make easier to bear', so one should talk about alleviating pain or hardship, not ameliorating itIt could be worse, I could be filing.
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