better
- adverb
- /ˈbɛtər/
- If you practice regularly, you will perform better on the exam.
OK, How to make it better, how to make myself better.
- OK, How to make it better, how to make myself better.
- Wow, we have eaten much better than expected on this trip.
- Obviously you would put it on better than that, I would hope.
Examples
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He felt better after talking to someone about his problems.
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And I think people behave better when they're optimistic.
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You are here to understand thinking better and to think better yourself.
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Yeah, it's, I do much better in this room.
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You need to learn how to deal with stuff better than having a drink.
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Wow, we have eaten much better than expected on this trip.
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It would require Trump to do better among working class.
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THAT MY HAIR LOOKS BETTER DONE UP WITH GEL AND MOUSSE... THAN HIDDEN UNDER A STUPID HAT WITH A LIGHT ON IT !
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I'D BETTER GO.
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I'D BETTER DRIVE.
Synonyms
In a better and more effective way
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
A joking remark to someone who stands in the way and blocks the view
Stopping a problem early is better than fixing it later
Compounds
- Informal
A person someone is married to or lives with, said in a friendly, joking way
How Well
Surface Forms
Etymology
The adverb better is the comparative form meaning 'more well' or in a more suitable way, coming from an old word for 'more good' and related to best, so to do something better is to do it more successfully.