reform — the action of changing or improving something, especially a system or institution
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the action of changing or improving something, especially a system or institution
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈfɔːrm/
Korean meaning: 개혁, 개선 (특히 제도나 시스템의)
Korean pronunciation: 리-폼 (강세: 폼)
Example Sentences
- My mom reformed my oversized school uniform into a trendy outfit.
- The principal promised to reform the school's outdated rules.
- He tried to reform his lazy study habits before the exam.
reform
NOUN//rɪˈfɔːrm//
the action of changing or improving something, especially a system or institution
Principal reforms the school system
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Reform to transform, then perfectly perform!
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Origin
From Latin 'reformare', composed of 're-' (again) and 'formare' (to form or shape). The word entered English via Old French 'reformer' in the 14th century.
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“My mom reformed my oversized school uniform into a trendy outfit.”
“The principal promised to reform the school's outdated rules.”
“He tried to reform his lazy study habits before the exam.”
“The restaurant reformed its menu after too many complaints about the food.”
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