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What is another word for
reform
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Verb
Make changes in something in order to improve it
To relinquish a self-destructive lifestyle or behavior
To change another's belief, especially regarding religion
To improve in state, especially from a previously bad condition
To deprive an established church, military squadron, operations base, etc of its official status
Undertake to control or reform someone
To repeat something that has already been said
To feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin
Noun
The action or process of reforming or making changes to something
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favor of a new system
Punishment, especially that of criminals in prison intended to rectify their behaviour
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Verb
▲
Make changes in something in order to improve it
amend
better
correct
improve
rectify
mend
rehabilitate
ameliorate
rebuild
renovate
reconstruct
remodel
alter
refashion
refine
reorganise
UK
reorganize
US
revise
adapt
adjust
change
recast
redesign
remake
reshape
revolutionise
UK
revolutionize
US
rework
convert
emend
reconstitute
redo
repair
restore
restyle
revamp
transform
regenerate
remedy
remold
US
remould
UK
renew
reorient
reorientate
restructure
upgrade
customise
UK
customize
US
permutate
permute
reclaim
tailor
uplift
vary
cure
debug
modernise
UK
modernize
US
rearrange
resolve
make better
bring up to code
make over
red-pencil
make adjustments to
make alterations to
fix
update
modify
recondition
enhance
refurbish
set right
develop
right
doctor
fix up
put right
square
help
overhaul
redress
edit
straighten out
touch up
make good
tweak
perfect
shape up
rewrite
transfigure
transmute
habilitate
sort out
evolve
redeem
settle
regulate
recalibrate
meliorate
enrich
elevate
polish
patch up
boost
reshuffle
transmogrify
do up
retrieve
refresh
redraft
rehab
streamline
pick up
raise
progress
rejig
metamorphose
deal with
put to rights
mutate
advance
hone
reorder
bring up to date
rejuvenate
innovate
lift
patch
retouch
revive
make up for
readjust
augment
morph
reassemble
reword
rescript
redistribute
put in order
fine-tune
recreate
shift
turn
heal
turn the corner
harmonize
US
make right
reformat
shape
contemporize
technologize
harmonise
UK
recuperate
rebrand
diversify
refit
pay one's dues
redecorate
dial back
clean up
face-lift
straighten up
increase
turn around
strengthen
clear up
calibrate
turn over new leaf
mitigate
sharpen
straighten
cultivate
fortify
beef up
clarify
rephrase
copy-edit
reinstate
make strides
vindicate
balance
diverge
optimise
UK
optimize
US
retool
metamorphosize
scrub
redevelop
ease
benefit
modulate
transubstantiate
fashion
stir up
re-equip
service
troubleshoot
tune
reindustrialize
reconfigure
reestablish
promote
go over
set
turn things around
rationalize
US
turn upside down
switch over
shift gears
iron out
interchange
set the record straight
clean up act
retread
resurrect
revitalize
US
revivify
make different
turn the tables
revitalise
UK
make changes to
rationalise
UK
do over
fiddle with
set straight
spruce up
tart up
further
become better
see to
set to rights
remediate
step up
bring into the twenty-first century
build
manipulate
rise
heighten
reeducate
restitute
purify
subedit
redact
salvage
make perfect
perk up
take off
reengineer
emendate
expurgate
censor
bowdlerize
US
realign
differentiate
recover
solve
become
control
reset
bowdlerise
UK
make up
alter dramatically
review
lead into the twenty-first century
drag into the twenty-first century
march into the twenty-first century
rehash
transpose
mold
US
alchemize
translate
become different
turn one around
shake up
aid
regroup
make improvements to
pay dues
facilitate
bolster
add to
brighten up
affect
denature
rejigger
switch
mould
UK
warp
cook
transfer
commute
diagnose
untangle
delouse
unscramble
unravel
get the latest version of
fettle
get with it
reerect
remanufacture
re-establish
build up
clean up one's act
take care of
square up
attend to
maintain
give a face-lift
get working again
put back together
make as good as new
restore to working order
gentrify
refurnish
change completely
temper
save
fine
moderate
reanimate
vitalize
stimulate
sustain
sing different tune
make innovations
tamper with
make far-reaching changes in
do
reactivate
cleanse
rekindle
resuscitate
spruce
clean
reproduce
deduce
re-form
copy
replace
relieve
change around
absolve
qualify
remove errors
brush up
build on
compensate for
break with the past
naturalize
US
fine tune
smarten up
transcend
excel
work on
change for the better
improve on
cancel
countercheck
recompense
frustrate
compensate
neutralise
UK
annul
negate
negative
neutralize
US
counteract
phony up
correct mid-course
vamp up
gussy up
work the bugs out of
launder
breathe new life into
merge
appreciate
amplify
smarten
recompense for
even up
make amends for
grow
redraw
bring something up to code
give something a facelift
assuage
reenforce
reinforce
forward
arrange
make restitution
make reparation for
make reparation
level out
pay for
make amends
balance out
make restitution for
restore the balance
even out
reduce
materialise
UK
naturalise
UK
commutate
order
accommodate
reconcile
conform
mature
defray
acclimatize
US
fit
acclimate
normalize
US
condition
accustom
suit
standardize
US
extend
level up
thrive
drive forward
come on
multiply
move ahead
flourish
make progress
come along
expand
pace
make headway
prosper
go places
move forward in leaps and bounds
get along
move forward
get on
pull ahead
get ahead
forge ahead
go off
scale up
deform
jigger
accord
align
coordinate
attune
put
allocate
organize
US
normalise
UK
twiddle
quadrate
acclimatise
UK
focus
compose
sort
standardise
UK
grade
organise
UK
tighten
tally
materialize
US
restore to favour
free from blame
remove guilt from
save from blame
remove the guilt from
bring into line
put in working order
tune up
tailor-make
make conform
more ❯
“She set out to
reform
the economy, which she did with great success.”
Verb
▲
To relinquish a self-destructive lifestyle or behavior
amend
improve
mend
redeem
rehabilitate
habilitate
shape up
get it together
go straight
mend your ways
reconstruct oneself
straighten up
become a new person
change for the better
make a fresh start
clean up your act
get your act together
make amends
pull your socks up
change one's ways
clean up
clean up one's act
change completely
straighten out
turn over a new leaf
mend one's ways
play it straight
turn it around
pull one's finger out
become a better person
go legit
pull one's socks up
start with a clean sheet
walk the straight and narrow
get back on the straight and narrow
refine
correct
be honorable
make progress
rectify
mellow
smarten up
turn around
“Convicted criminals must be given proper incentives to
reform
.”
Verb
▲
To change another's belief, especially regarding religion
convert
evangelise
UK
evangelize
US
proselytise
UK
proselytize
US
proselyte
induce
redeem
convince
move
persuade
assimilate
crusade
homilize
impel
preachify
save
sermonise
UK
sermonize
US
sway
baptise
UK
baptize
US
brainwash
budge
campaign
incline
lead
recruit
transfer
alter conviction
bring around
re-educate
talk into
talk round
win over
argue into
make converts among
preach to
prevail on
prevail upon
seek converts among
act as a missionary
bring into the fold
spread the faith
spread the faith to
spread the gospel
spread the gospel to
spread the word
spread the word to
cause to adopt
bring to God
lead to believe
make converts of
offer the gospel to
share the gospel with
tell the gospel to
cause to be born again
cause a change of heart
cause to see the light
change the belief of
cause someone to change their beliefs
make someone change their beliefs
cause someone to change their mind
make someone change their mind
make someone see the light
influence
cajole
get
bring
inveigle
coax
prompt
motivate
encourage
satisfy
incite
sell one on
gain
urge
cause
stimulate
draw
instigate
sell
impress
coerce
propagandize
US
inspire
actuate
drive
compel
exhort
entice
provoke
argue
propagandise
UK
reason
trigger
make
activate
tempt
twist one's arm
bring round to the idea of
put across
make a believer
preach
indoctrinate
bring to Christ
seek converts
make converts
pressurize
US
rouse
propel
push
press
prod
dispose
excite
spark
impassion
stir
hook
impact
arouse
nudge
advise
turn
strike
inspirit
pressurise
UK
wheedle
fire up
coax into
gain confidence of
talk someone into
twist someone's arm
bring to reason
bring to senses
work over
bring home to
bring someone round
prove to
proclaim
bring to Jesus
seduce
charm
bring over
lure
bring round
win round
counsel
procure
gain somebody's support
win around
get somebody on your side
make one see the light
change one's mind
show someone the error of their ways
show one the error of their ways
enlist
plead with
win argument
turn on to
cause to believe
prod someone into
get round
wheedle someone into
reason someone into
press someone into
pressure someone into
pressurize someone into
convert to
lead to do
wear down
effect
spur
overcome
accept
adopt
defend
embrace
uphold
agitate
approve
assure
rally
elicit
occasion
goad
pressure
evangelize to
gain one's confidence
energize
US
incentivize
US
evoke
force
steel
invigorate
US
condition
change belief
get into
stand behind
reassure
hearten
animate
uplift
empower
vitalize
exhilarate
galvanize
US
embolden
be born again
bend somebody's ear
galvanise
UK
refresh
incentivise
prick
envigorate
UK
energise
UK
help
necessitate
incentify
drill
make certain
cheer on
hint to
stir up
whip up
pep up
spur on
boost up
pump up
egg on
suggest to
make see the light
put mind at ease
demonstrate to
cause to feel certain
dispel someone's doubts
reason someone into believing
dispel doubt
put someone's mind at rest
impress to
sell to
prove
educate
inculcate
mold
US
teach
program
US
instill
US
alter
catechize
get around
get on your side
affect
shove
pique
run
start
reach
work
touch
instil
UK
programme
UK
mould
UK
shift
turn on
tell on
quicken
set off
touch off
scotch
introduce
crank up
operate
rev up
set going
tug at
argue with
give rise to
get going
play on
draw up
work on
bring up
goose
steamroll
squeeze
bulldoze
suck in
wheedle into
soft-soap
exert influence on
prod into
sweet-talk
draw in
cajole into
put someone up to something
more ❯
Verb
▲
To improve in state, especially from a previously bad condition
rally
recover
improve
rejuvenate
renew
restore
revive
rebound
envigorate
UK
invigorate
US
enliven
refresh
surge
get better
pick up
perk up
bounce back
look up
make a comeback
come back
pull through
snap back
be on the mend
turn the corner
shape up
get over something
come along
turn a corner
take a turn for the better
snap out of it
come round
get it together
brace up
come around
come up smiling
emerge from something
grow stronger
regain strength
regain your strength
shake something off
take on a new lease of life
turn around
come from behind
get act together
get second wind
get your second wind
turn things around
get back in shape
be given a new lease of life
recuperate
mend
convalesce
make progress
cheer up
take heart
become livelier
make headway
buck up
survive
advance
progress
get well
be on the road to recovery
ameliorate
develop
be heartened
brighten up
liven up
come through
become more cheerful
heal
ricochet
bounce
gain strength
carom
glance
get back on one's feet
regain one's health
get over
brighten
come on
overcome
gain
show improvement
make a recovery
skim
skip
make it
weather
triumph
feel happier
be on the up
wake up
animate
pep up
spice up
shake
get into the mood
awaken
be refreshed
cheer
be take on a new lease of life
be given on a new lease of life
improve in outlook
improve in spirits
improve in mood
get through
ride out
get well again
echo
reflect
rehabilitate
recuperate quickly
pull around
fare
proceed
pace
come
march
do
forge
go
recoil
renew one's strength
move
boomerang
be all right
rehab
take steps forward
strengthen
regain health
become better
restore your form
build up your strength
regain one's strength
remedy
be out of the woods
pull out of it
be on the up and up
get on
take shape
go along
turn out
get along
go off
resile
return
misfire
resound
backfire
grow better
assuage
spring back
do well
open up
unfold
kick back
get back
start anew
return to form
get in shape
jump back
return to normal
more ❯
Verb
▲
To deprive an established church, military squadron, operations base, etc of its official status
disestablish
disclaim
put a stop to
reevaluate
renounce
repudiate
stop
undo
Verb
▲
Undertake to control or reform someone
take someone in hand
control
direct
dominate
have authority over
lead
master
preside over
be in charge of
change
correct
improve
make better
rehabilitate
Verb
▲
To repeat something that has already been said
restate
reiterate
recite
recapitulate
iterate
echo
retell
reproduce
rehearse
ingeminate
reprise
quote
ditto
imitate
chime
redo
rerun
din
rework
rehash
remake
resay
refashion
renew
reissue
relate
replay
recast
reconstruct
recrudesce
reshow
recur
reoccur
reappear
reciprocate
return
revert
revolve
play back
go over again
read back
run over
play over
come again
sing same old song
drum into
hold over
make like
occur again
duplicate
recap
replicate
reduplicate
copy
repeat
say again
revert to
go over
return to
show again
go through again
run through again
reaffirm
parrot
recall
regurgitate
reecho
do again
trot out
emphasize
US
emphasise
UK
mimic
parody
ape
mirror
resemble
second
redouble
reassert
confirm
re-echo
belabour
UK
double-check
recheck
belabor
US
rewarn
extract
excerpt
say
do over
harp on
dwell on
paraphrase
take
derive
rebroadcast
go over and over
hammer away at
misquote
reel off
repeat back
more ❯
Verb
▲
To feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin
repent
regret
rue
deplore
lament
bemoan
relent
sorrow
apologise
UK
apologize
US
atone
be ashamed of
bewail
atone for
be penitent
be regretful
be remorseful
feel remorse for
show penitence
ask forgiveness
be ashamed
be conscience-stricken
be contrite
be contrite about
be guilt-ridden
be repentant
be sorry
be sorry about
be sorry for
feel contrite about
feel remorse
feel sorrow
have qualms
reproach oneself
reproach oneself for
feel remorse about
reproach yourself for
see error of ways
wear sackcloth and ashes
see the error of your ways
wish that one had not done something
feel sorry about
deprecate
apologize for
repent of
feel remorseful about
feel sorry
kick oneself
kick oneself for
feel apologetic about
hesitate
grieve
mourn
dislike
loath
weep over
cry over
disapprove
feel unwilling about
feel reluctant about
hate
repine
be unhappy about
be disappointed over
have qualms about
be remorseful for
be apologetic for
feel uneasy over
have compunctions about
kick oneself over
be repentant for
be disturbed by
be remorseful about
have a conscience about
be disappointed about
disapprove of
cry over spilled milk
have compunctions
be regretful at
feel repentant about
blame oneself for
cry over spilt milk
be regretful about
more ❯
Noun
▲
The action or process of reforming or making changes to something
improvement
amendment
correction
betterment
rectification
rehabilitation
alteration
amelioration
change
adaptation
adjustment
refinement
reformation
renovation
recasting
redesigning
refashioning
reorganisation
UK
reorganization
US
reshaping
restructuring
restyling
revamp
revamping
revision
reworking
makeover
rebuilding
reconstruction
redoing
remake
remodeling
US
remodelling
UK
remolding
US
remoulding
UK
reorganising
UK
reorganizing
US
reorienting
transformation
conversion
customising
UK
customizing
US
modification
reorientation
tailoring
development
rearrangement
reshuffle
shake-up
renewal
modernization
reestablishment
overhaul
enhancement
repair
restoration
refurbishment
rethink
radical change
remaking
melioration
shakeout
remedy
mending
qualification
realignment
shifting
streamlining
perestroika
regeneration
sort-out
redeployment
variation
upgrade
increase in efficiency
upheaval
resetting
re-creation
replanning
re-establishment
restriction
review
mutation
difference
revise
reconstitution
shift
redistribution
revolution
innovation
regrouping
edit
customization
US
modulation
refitting
adaption
customisation
UK
emendation
metamorphosis
drastic
shakedown
addition
rewrite
rewriting
editing
rewording
redrafting
rephrasing
update
attachment
redraft
clarification
optimization
US
optimisation
UK
addendum
adjunct
sea change
advancement
gain
upgrading
furtherance
recovery
edification
benefit
mastery
progress
prosperity
resolution
fix
righting
mitigation
settlement
redress
cure
easing
relief
healing
upward mobility
change for the better
putting right
clearing up
patching up
putting to rights
setting right
sorting out
making good
transmutation
transmogrification
evolution
transfiguration
switch
transition
deviation
reordering
readjustment
permutation
turn
changeover
about-face
reshuffling
move
renewing
vicissitude
translation
advance
progression
rejigging
flip-flop
changing
fixing
rectifying
reassessment
reconsideration
variance
motion
accommodation
flux
acclimation
tweak
measure
re-examination
arrangement
growth
modifying
diversification
fluctuation
passage
fine-tuning
swing
reversal
turnaround
copy-editing
improving
tweaking
clause
tuning
amending
transubstantiation
movement
altering
revisal
perfection
converting
rider
codicil
supplement
mid-course correction
refining
regulation
acclimatization
US
re-evaluation
organization
US
transposition
reappraisal
gradation
variability
tempering
turnover
variety
overhauling
redesign
redevelopment
act
orientation
turning
passing
swap
organisation
UK
revolutionizing
US
novelty
fitting
about-turn
retrospect
oscillation
redaction
specialisation
UK
reconciliation
polishing
alternation
rise
rebirth
revolutionising
UK
course
mutability
departure
reexamination
metanoia
veering
conformation
U-turn
evolvement
adjusting
operation
reparation
transfigurement
revolutionary change
stirring
stir
tack
specialization
US
newfangledness
innovativeness
acclimatisation
UK
repositioning
finish
redecoration
rehab
refurnishing
refurbishing
varying
rethinking
criterion
disclaimer
prerequisite
specification
condition
proviso
requirement
provision
stipulation
adoption
jump
metastasis
leap
personalization
break
updating
enhancing
volte-face
crossing
transit
turning point
subediting
quantum jump
major change
marked transformation
total change
sudden change
quantum leap
path
procession
process
heterodoxy
heresy
pragmatism
reinterpretation
bowdlerization
expurgation
censoring
censorship
vacillation
redirection
order
disposition
presentation
sorting
grouping
combination
trend
divergence
nuance
vagary
couture
afterlight
reediting
polish
recension
homework
retrospection
rescript
minor adjustment
wavering
retraction
rowback
substitution
diversity
reverse
transfer
replacement
break with the past
bend
yaw
deflection
digression
version
perm
alternative
downturn
switchover
originality
thinking over
metasis
drift
moderation
regulating
modernism
newness
freshness
unconventionality
morph
direction
bias
crossover
diversion
origination
recapitulation
tendency
rereading
indemnification
revising
setting
ordering
correcting
uniqueness
fresh look
summary
another look
exchange
switch-over
change of fortune
alterations
instability
ironing out
complete change
compromise
revisionism
go over
turning around
bill
suggestion
jiggering
twiddling
inconstancy
new measures
change of direction
new methods
shift of emphasis
break with tradition
new devices
shake up
second look
step
switches
revisions
shifts
reformations
amendments
transitions
completion
finishing
honing
breakthrough
fluidity
standardization
US
standardisation
UK
organising
UK
conformance
shaping
organizing
US
repairing
balancing
advances
permutations
metamorphoses
action
crowning
consummation
a fresh look
fitfulness
irregularity
changeability
unpredictability
unsteadiness
changeableness
expansion
makeovers
remodelings
refinements
rearrangements
corrections
final touches
finishing touches
minor change
touching up
finishing off
deed
unrest
fickleness
continuous change
unreliability
unfolding
rejiggings
reorganizations
US
turns
remoldings
changes
remakings
reorganisations
UK
understanding
composition
give-and-take
harmony
negotiation
concession
compliance
maneuver
US
ploy
manoeuvre
UK
extension
see-sawing
yo-yoing
transubstantiations
sea changes
blossoming
emergence
maturing
stratagem
trick
initiative
tactic
deal
conformity
accord
bargain
unraveling
US
burgeoning
maturity
elaboration
flourishing
improvements
dodge
buildup
fruition
flowering
maturation
evolving
advancing
growing
blooming
stroke
programme
UK
expedient
means
agency
readjustments
realignments
ripening
unrolling
unravelling
UK
enlargement
fifty-fifty deal
gambit
ruse
familiarization
US
accustoming
rising and falling
rise and fall
working out
coming-of-age
proceeding
procedure
attempt
effort
start
program
US
acculturation
naturalization
US
habituation
inurement
adapting
accommodating
assimilation
harmonization
US
habituating
assimilating
settling in
naturalisation
UK
familiarisation
UK
harmonisation
UK
settling down
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▲
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favor of a new system
revolution
rebellion
revolt
rising
uprising
insurgency
mutiny
insurrection
coup
insurgence
overthrow
subversion
disorder
outbreak
protest
putsch
riot
rioting
sedition
strike
anarchy
insubordination
jacquerie
plot
bloodshed
change
foment
overturn
row
strife
tumult
turbulence
turmoil
unrest
uproar
violence
coup d'état
regime change
act of defiance
act of resistance
seizure of power
guerrilla activity
underground activity
upheaval
resistance
defiance
disobedience
dissent
agitation
civil disobedience
lawlessness
takeover
nonconformity
civil disorder
misrule
mayhem
disturbance
confusion
fighting in the streets
disloyalty
coup d'etat
anarchism
mob rule
reign of terror
apostasy
heresy
schism
chaos
rabble-rousing
treason
mobocracy
commotion
disruption
ochlocracy
fracas
pandemonium
quarrel
brawl
palace revolution
unruliness
melee
furore
UK
affray
rumpus
wilding
terrorism
flap
fuss
furor
US
ruckus
ousting
deposition
opposition
iconoclasm
seditiousness
treachery
defection
bloodless coup
displeasure
recalcitrance
struggle
government takeover
refusal to obey
refusal to obey orders
rebelliousness
undermining
sabotage
destabilization
US
power play
incitement
fomentation
trouble-making
wildness
crime
criminality
inflaming
troublemaking
provocation
destruction
ruin
irresponsibility
hubbub
defeat
fight
lack of control
lack of restraint
destabilisation
UK
clamour
UK
fighting
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
brouhaha
hullabaloo
hoo-ha
aggro
scrimmage
shindig
snafu
shindy
biffo
bagarre
argy-bargy
incitement to rebellion
breach of the peace
entanglement
imbroglio
tizzy
discombobulation
dither
bustle
static
discord
convulsion
clamor
US
disorganization
US
fray
rampage
nihilism
misgovernment
scuffle
free-for-all
nongovernment
disregard
hostility
vandalism
frenzy
disorganisation
UK
absence of government
street fight
donnybrook
scene
wingding
street fighting
violent disorder
demonstration
shower
ruction
mix-up
hassle
shivaree
storm
brannigan
stir
mob violence
to-do
run-in
snarl
distemper
burst
rumble
racket
trouble
more ❯
Noun
▲
Punishment, especially that of criminals in prison intended to rectify their behaviour
correction
discipline
punishment
castigation
chastisement
reformation
admonition
reproof
comeuppance
deserts
nemesis
penalty
wrath
reprimand
punition
rod
retribution
chastening
censure
just deserts
scolding
penalization
telling-off
disciplining
fining
imprisonment
criticism
vengeance
recompense
requital
rebuke
reward
punitive measures
hell to pay
aversive
aversive stimulus
return
wages
condemnation
blast
put-down
fate
negative reinforcement
destiny
bawling-out
excoriation
ticking-off
desert
damnation
destruction
penalties
sanctions
due
chastising
punishing
penalizing
US
sentences
just reward
doom
revenge
retaliation
dressing down
chewing out
penalising
UK
retributive justice
due reward
just punishment
deserved fate
getting yours
use of punishment
a firm hand
what's coming to you
what you deserve
sentence
justice
penance
sanction
price
rap
medicine
torture
infliction
judgement
UK
damages
amends
consequences
pain
mulct
stick
gallows
forfeiture
suffering
judgment
US
fine
sequestration
deprivation
victimisation
UK
jankers
unhappiness
reparation
confiscation
hammer
victimization
US
ostracism
dues
mortification
amercement
forfeit
disciplinary action
punitive action
coercive measure
punitive measure
firm hand
more ❯
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