CEFR B2

reformed

verb

Meaning

Changed one's behavior, beliefs, or practices to improve or correct them, often from a bad or undesirable state to a good one.

Examples

The former criminal had completely reformed and was now a law-abiding citizen.
Many people believe that prisons should focus on rehabilitation to help inmates become reformed.

Synonyms: changed, improved, rehabilitated, reformed

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reformed (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /rɪˈfɔːrmd/

Definition

Changed one's behavior, beliefs, or practices to improve or correct them, often from a bad or undesirable state to a good one.

Examples

The former criminal had completely reformed and was now a law-abiding citizen.
Many people believe that prisons should focus on rehabilitation to help inmates become reformed.
She was a reformed smoker who now advocated for healthy lifestyles.

How to Use reformed

reformed from (prepositional phrase): To have changed from a previous state or condition. — "He was reformed from his criminal ways after serving his sentence."
reformed by (prepositional phrase): To have undergone change or improvement due to a specific influence or action. — "The community was reformed by the new leadership."

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