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Reform Definition
(n)
a
change
for
the
better
as
a
result
of
correcting
abuses
; "
justice
was
for
sale
before
the
reform
of
the
law
courts
"
(n)
a
campaign
aimed
to
correct
abuses
or
malpractices
; "
the
reforms
he
proposed
were
too
radical
for
the
politicians
"
(n)
self
-
improvement
in
behavior
or
morals
by
abandoning
some
vice
; "
the
family
rejoiced
in
the
drunkard
''
s
reform
"
(v)
make
changes
for
improvement
in
order
to
remove
abuse
and
injustices
; "
reform
a
political
system
"
(v)
bring
,
lead
,
or
force
to
abandon
a
wrong
or
evil
course
of
life
,
conduct
,
and
adopt
a
right
one
; "
The
Church
reformed
me
"; "
reform
your
conduct
"
(v)
produce
by
cracking
; "
reform
gas
"
(v)
break
up
the
molecules
of
; "
reform
oil
"
(v)
improve
by
alteration
or
correction
of
errors
or
defects
and
put
into
a
better
condition
; "
reform
the
health
system
in
this
country
"
(v)
change
for
the
better
; "
The
lazy
student
promised
to
reform
"; "
the
habitual
cheater
finally
saw
the
light
"
Reform Synonyms
reclaim
rectify
reform
regenerate
see the light
straighten out
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