the.com/improve

To make something less bad and pretend it was always heading there.

means To make something better in quality, value, or condition than it was before.

from From Anglo-French emprower, to turn to profitimproving once literally meant making land pay.

Money rootsOriginally about profit, not self-help.
Quiet egoImplies a flaw before promising a fix.
Land legacyImproved property meant developed, profitable acreage.
the.com/
the.com · generated