Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Getting better is an antonym for complete.
Getting better
Both terms in one sentence
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Avalanche is almost a complete Jerk Ass until he develops an interest in Shadowcat and slowly starts getting better.
- I never liked him when he was well, I never liked him when he was ill and don't like him now he's getting better... He was a complete bell-end.
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The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man starts with making it feel like Spider-Man is jumping onto the hood of your car (complete with the car actually dipping down at the front) and just keeps getting better from there.
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