Pronunciation
/rɪˈfɔːrm/
Definitions
- Noun: 1. The act of changing or improving something, especially by making it better or more suitable. 2. A law, policy, or system that introduces such changes. 3. [U.S.] A political movement advocating for social, political, or economic change.
- Verb: To change or improve something, often by making it more efficient or fair.
Phrases
- “Reform legislation” refers to proposed laws aiming to bring about reforms.
- “Social reform” denotes efforts to improve society’s structures or attitudes.
- “Educational reform” is the process of altering or enhancing education systems.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “The government introduced a series of reforms to streamline the tax system.”
- Verb: “The organization decided to re-form its board to bring in fresh perspectives.”
- “Many people support environmental reform to combat climate change.”