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Often used in the same context:
overhaul,
legislation,
reformers,
repeal,
liberalization,
privatization,
legislative,
reformation,
deregulation,
health care,
amendments,
socialized medicine,
socialism,
democratization,
enactment,
decentralization,
abolition,
bill,
proposals,
modernization,
harmonization,
agenda,
reauthorization,
lawmakers,
democracy,
policies,
legalization,
democratic,
accountability,
progressives,
revamping,
transparency,
legislature,
simplification,
federalisation,
parliamentarianism,
democrats,
equality,
redistribution,
welfarism,
socialist,
unreformed,
denationalisation,
bureaucracy,
redistributionist,
governance,
austerity,
federalism,
polices,
revision,
reconciliation,
initiatives,
legislators,
nationalization,
federalization,
europeanisation,
computerization,
abolishment,
debate,
changes,
medicare,
universal suffrage,
demagoguery,
conservatives,
conscience clause,
compromise,
healthcare,
devolution,
regulation,
statism,
magna carta,
europeanization,
education,
counterplan,
consolidation,
policymakers,
obstructionism,
centralization,
liberalisation,
rewrite,
administration,
centralism,
statist,
crisis,
dirigiste,
partisanship,
populism,
taxation,
justice,
politics,
evat,
provisions,
inequality,
liberalism,
passage,
liberals,
government,
pensions,
referendum,
restructuring,
senate,
laws,
reforms,
reorganisation,
reorganization,
modernisation,
retrenchment,
decentralisation,
renovation,
innovation,
rationalisation,
democratisation,
antipoverty,
deregulatory,
reformist,
apartheid,
interventionist,
ordinated,
sponsored,
communist,
led,
prerevolutionary,
preservationist,
protection,
war,
antiabortion,
anticommunist,
antiterrorist,
broadbased,
planning
More specific:
land reform,
regenerate
Appears in the definition of:
.,
apostle,
borstal,
bottleneck,
centre for international crime prevention,
crusader,
cultural revolution,
czar peter i,
elizabeth cady stanton,
feebly,
float,
great proletarian cultural revolution,
hopeless,
irreclaimable,
irredeemable,
isaac mayer wise,
keystone,
liberal,
liberalism,
marie antoinette,
meliorist,
menshevik,
orthoepist,
parliamentary,
penal,
penitentiary,
peter i,
peter the great,
progressive,
protestant reformation,
receptiveness,
reconstruct,
redeemable,
reform-minded,
reformable,
reformation,
reformative,
reformatory,
reformer,
reformism,
reformist,
reform judaism,
sinclair,
social action,
stanton,
tory,
unfeasible,
united nations crime prevention and criminal justice,
unredeemable,
unreformable,
upton beall sinclair,
upton sinclair,
urgently,
whang,
whig,
wise,
young turk,
youth crusade,
youth movement
More general:
ameliorate,
amend,
better,
campaign,
cause,
change integrity,
convert,
create from raw material,
create from raw stuff,
crusade,
drive,
effort,
improve,
improvement,
meliorate,
movement,
self-improvement,
self-reformation
Synonyms:
regenerate,
straighten out
Also try:
— Nouns for reform:
period,
program,
movement,
era,
legislation,
bill,
system,
movements,
groups,
china,
measures,
more...
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