reforming (B2)
verb, noun
Pronunciation: /rɪˈfɔːrm/
Definition
To improve a system, institution, or practice by making changes to it.
Examples
The new manager hopes to reform the company's outdated policies.
Activists are pushing for electoral reform to ensure fairer representation.
Many countries have attempted to reform their healthcare systems with varying success.
How to Use reforming
- reform something (collocation)
- To change or improve a system, institution, or practice. — "They want to reform the outdated legal system."
- reform movement (collocation)
- An organized effort to change a particular system or practice. — "The suffragette movement was a powerful force for reform."
- reform bill (collocation)
- A proposed law or set of laws intended to make changes. — "The government introduced a new reform bill to address housing shortages."
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