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To become something different

To make changes in something in order to improve it

To relinquish a self-destructive lifestyle or behavior

To correct or amend a mistake or undesirable situation

To revamp something to make it look new again

To change another's belief, especially regarding religion

To improve in state, especially from a previously bad condition

To feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin

To deprive an established church, military squadron, operations base, etc of its official status

To say or express in other words

To repeat something that has already been said

Plural for the action or process of reforming or making changes to something

Plural for the act or process of rearranging

Plural for a forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system

Plural for punishment, especially that of criminals in prison intended to rectify their behavior

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Verb

To become something different

materialises^UK

transubstantiates

materializes^US

makes alterations to

makes adjustments to

revolutionizes^US

metamorphosizes

revolutionises^UK

becomes different

makes changes to

makes different

makes as good as new

gives a face-lift

gets working again

puts back together

restores to working order

arranges differently

puts in working order

brings into line

makes innovations

sings different tune

turns over new leaf

changes completely

turns the tables

turns the corner

turns upside down

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Verb

To make changes in something in order to improve it

revolutionises^UK

revolutionizes^US

brings up to code

makes adjustments to

makes alterations to

brings up to date

rationalizes^US

rationalises^UK

reindustrializes

makes different

makes changes to

brings into the twenty-first century

gets the latest version of

corrects mid-course

turns upside down

alters dramatically

makes far-reaching changes in

breaks with the past

breathes new life into

pieces together

removes guilt from

frees from blame

saves from blame

restores to favour

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“She set out to reform the economy, which she did with great success.”

Verb

To relinquish a self-destructive lifestyle or behavior

“Convicted criminals must be given proper incentives to reform.”

Verb

To correct or amend a mistake or undesirable situation

straightens out

cleans up your act

set the record straight

turns things around

works the bugs out of

makes improvements to

changes for the better

makes amends for

compensates for

gets something working

puts back together

restores to working order

makes as good as new

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Verb

To revamp something to make it look new again

brings up to date

brings up to code

gives something a facelift

changes radically

breathes new life into

raises from the dead

gives a shot in the arm

gives a shot in the arm to

gets into shape

gives a new look to

brings into the twenty-first century

straightens out

restores vitality to

puts new heart into

puts some spark into

puts new life into

adds some zest to

makes someone feel young again

gives new life to

makes young again

gives face lift to

adds finishing touches

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Verb

To change another's belief, especially regarding religion

proselytises^UK

proselytizes^US

alters conviction

makes converts among

seeks converts among

acts as a missionary

brings into the fold

spreads the faith

spreads the faith to

spreads the gospel

spreads the gospel to

spreads the word

spreads the word to

causes to adopt

leads to believe

makes converts of

offers the gospel to

shares the gospel with

tells the gospel to

causes to be born again

causes a change of heart

causes to see the light

changes the belief of

causes someone to change their beliefs

makes someone change their beliefs

causes someone to change their mind

makes someone change their mind

makes someone see the light

Verb

To improve in state, especially from a previously bad condition

Verb

To feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin

Verb

To deprive an established church, military squadron, operations base, etc of its official status

Verb

To say or express in other words

expresses differently

expresses in other words

expresses in own words

puts in other words

Verb

To repeat something that has already been said

Noun

Plural for the action or process of reforming or making changes to something

rehabilitations

reorganisations^UK

reorganizations^US

reconstructions

transformations

transfigurations

transmogrifications

transubstantiations

diversifications

reconsiderations

organizations^US

organisations^UK

specialisations^UK

specializations^US

personalizations

reinterpretations

acclimatizations

unconventionalities

recapitulations

reconstitutions

changes of heart

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“Do you believe that constitutional reform is needed to rectify the situation?”

Noun

Plural for the act or process of rearranging

Noun

Plural for a forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system

Noun

Plural for punishment, especially that of criminals in prison intended to rectify their behavior

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