reformist

noun/adjective

Meaning

A person who advocates for gradual improvement or change within an existing system rather than its complete destruction.

Examples

She was a dedicated reformist who believed that the education system could be improved from within.
The reformist faction of the party pushed for transparency and new ethical guidelines.

Synonyms: progressive, liberal, revisionist, ameliorative

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reformist

noun/adjective

Pronunciation: /rɪˈfɔːrmɪst/

Definition

A person who advocates for gradual improvement or change within an existing system rather than its complete destruction.

Examples

She was a dedicated reformist who believed that the education system could be improved from within.
The reformist faction of the party pushed for transparency and new ethical guidelines.
Many reformist movements in the 19th century focused on improving labor conditions through legislation.

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