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to reform
01
to change something in order to make it better
Transitive: to reform sth
02
to make a society, law, system, or organization better or more effective by making many changes to it
Transitive: to reform a law or system
03
to generate gasoline, gas, or other hydrocarbon-based products through the process of cracking
Transitive: to reform hydrocarbons
04
to induce or encourage a person to abandon behaviors or habits that are harmful, unlawful, or unethical
Transitive: to reform sb
05
to abandon behaviors or habits that are harmful, unlawful, or unethical
Intransitive
Reform
01
a change for the better as a result of correcting abuses
02
organized efforts aimed at improving or changing existing laws, policies, or practices to address perceived injustices or inefficiencies
03
self-improvement in behavior or morals by abandoning some vice
reform
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form
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reformatory
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reformatory
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reformatory
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reformatory
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Example
The organization aims to reform healthcare policies to ensure better access for all.
Social activists work to reform policies to address inequality and injustice.
The government is working to reform the education system to enhance student learning.
The company decided to reform its business practices to be more environmentally friendly.
Using advanced technology, the plant reformed natural gas liquids into various gas products through catalytic cracking.
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