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Disimprove

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Dis`im`prove´
v. t.1.To make worse; - the opposite of improve.
v. i.1.To grow worse; to deteriorate.
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Outside the public service, no sector is safe from job layoffs, and we expect things to disimprove further in the coming months.
Irish unemployment rate hits 13-year high in June by AFP / AFP Global Edition
However, a fall is unlikely in coming months and seasonal factors mainly associated with holidays in the educational sector will further disimprove the position in June.
TAOISEACH TO BLAME AS JOBLESS HIT HIGH by The Mirror (London, England)
The only thing I did to it was what I always do when editing Kane's copy: slightly disimprove it.
To the editor by Greenberg, Paul / The Masthead
 
 
 
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