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better oneself

verb as in rise

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It is what some refer to as a disincentive - a reward for not attempting to better oneself.

"In 17 years I've never seen someone's bail violated for attempting to better oneself," Labrie's lawyer, Jaye Rancourt, said outside court.

From US News

The desire to better oneself can arise from seeing how much others have, and, with one’s nose pressed to the glass, dream of one day accomplishing more to make it inside.

From Time

It was once a socialist rite of passage to "better oneself" via books, be one DH Lawrence or Jean Rhys.

Being innately sincere, she continued bravely: "It seemed to me to be wrong not to want to better oneself, to rise higher...."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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