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melioration

/ˌmiː.li.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a ação de melhorar ou aperfeiçoar algo, o estado de melhoria, ou o processo linguístico pelo qual o significado de uma palavra se torna mais positivo ou elevado com o tempo.

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noun

/ˌmiː.li.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a ação de melhorar ou aperfeiçoar algo, o estado de melhoria, ou o processo linguístico pelo qual o significado de uma palavra se torna mais positivo ou elevado com o tempo.

A noun referring to the act of improving or making something better, a state of being improved, or a linguistic process where a word's meaning becomes more positive or elevated over time.

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  1. Act of improvementC2formal

    The process of making something better or relieving negative conditions.

    ptMelhoria

    • The charity's work focuses on the melioration of poverty in rural areas.
    • Social reforms aim at the melioration of living conditions for all citizens.
    • The new policy contributed to the melioration of public health.

    Sinônimosadvancementameliorationbettermentenhancementimprovementprogress

    Antônimosdeclinedegradationdeteriorationimpairmentworsening

  2. Improved stateC2formal

    A condition that is superior to a previous one.

    ptMelhoria

    • The melioration of the economy was evident in the rising employment rates.
    • After years of therapy, she experienced a significant melioration in her mental health.
    • The melioration of the building's infrastructure took several years.

    Sinônimosadvancementameliorationbettermentenhancementimprovementupgrade

    Antônimosdeclinedegenerationdegradationdeteriorationregressionworsening

  3. Linguistic semantic shiftC2formal

    A process in language where a word's meaning becomes more positive or elevated over time.

    ptMelioração (na linguística)

    • The word 'knight' underwent melioration from meaning 'servant' to 'noble warrior'.
    • Linguists study melioration as a type of semantic change.
    • The melioration of the term 'nice' shifted it from meaning 'foolish' to 'pleasant'.

    Sinônimosameliorationelevation

Formas
  • meliorations plural form
  • meliorations' possessive plural form
  • melioration's possessive singular form
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