To make better; ameliorate the condition of; increase in value, excellence, capability, estimation, or the like; bring into a better, higher, more desirable, or more profitable state: as, to improve the mind by study; to improve the breeds of animals; to improve land by careful tillage.To turn to advantage or account; use profitably; make use of: as, to improve an opportunity; to improve the occasion.To increase in force or amount; intensify in any respect.To grow better in any way; become more excellent or more favorable; advance in goodness, knowledge, wisdom, amount, value, etc.: as, his health is improving; the price of cotton improves daily.To increase; grow.To approve; prove; test.To disapprove; censure; blame.To disprove; prove false; refute.