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Definition of reformative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
improvementserving to bring improvement or correction
- The reformative policies improved the education system.
2.
changetending to promote positive change
- Her reformative ideas transformed the community.
Origin of reformative
Latin, reformare (to form again)
Examples of reformative in a sentence
Reformative measures were taken to address the issues. The reformative policies improved the education system. His reformative approach changed the company's culture.
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- French:réformateur, réformatrice, ...
- German:reformierend, reformatorisch, ...
- Italian:riformatore, ...
- Spanish:reformador, ...
- Portuguese:reformador, reformativo, ...
- Chinese:改良的, 改革的, ...
- Japanese:改革的な, 変革的な, ...
- Arabic:إِصْلاحِي, تَصْلِيحِي, ...
- Hebrew:רֵפוֹרְמָטִיבִי, ...
- Russian:реформаторский, преобразующий, ...
- Ukrainian:реформаторський, ...
- Hindi:सुधारात्मक, परिवर्तनकारी, ...
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