Usage examples (32)

• And it has certainly fed the national appetite for belief in betterment ...
• The degree of social progress and economic betterment is not a matter which either labour or management can arbitrarily determine.
• Indeed, the greater part of his betterment was the result of that fresh interest Mr. Perkins had given him, his pride, and his hope.
• You’re also make the false assumption that the only reason humans aspirate to excellence or self-betterment is the pursuit of money.