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Reformed

Verb / rɪˈfɔ:rmd / Another word for reformed — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

changed for the better; improved

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Common collocations

  • reformed character
  • reformed sinner
  • reformed church
  • reformed addict
  • reformed criminal
  • reformed lifestyle
  • reformed approach

Word family

verb reform
adjective reformed

Usage note

Often used to describe someone who has changed their behavior for the better, particularly after a period of wrongdoing. Can also refer to changes in institutions or systems.

Example sentences

  1. The reformed criminal was given a second chance.
  2. The reformed smoker is now a spokesperson for quitting.
  3. The reformed diet helped her lose weight.
  4. The reformed education system improved student outcomes.
  5. The reformed policy led to better results.

Quotes

  • Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom. It's time for a reformed, common-sense approach to education.
  • I am a reformed bad girl, and they try to make me not be bad but to be normal.
  • The church is reformed and always reforming.

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