Better
Better verb - To be greater, better, or stronger than.
To reform
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- American History X, for example, goes to lengths to make at least some of the skinheads three-dimensional: they have often been victims of injustice themselves, and many of them genuinely do think that those who are not like them as either evil or hopelessly unable to reform and better off dead.
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Suzaku Kururugi from Code Geass, who thinks it's better to work for the Britannian Empire to reform it instead of fighting against it.
Source: Big Brother is Employing You - I Can Change My Beloved: Aileen has a crush on Prince Ivar, has chosen him as her husband, and has decided to reform him into a better person.
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