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Synonyms & Similar Words
corrective
remedial
rehabilitative
restorative
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emendatory
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palliative
mitigative
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placative
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redemptive
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Meaning of Reformative
The primary meaning of the word "Reformative" is related to the process of improving or changing something in order to make it better.
Definitions
- Intended or intended to reform or improve something
- * Focused on changing or improving a person's behavior or character
- * Relating to the process of making something better or more acceptable
Etymology of Reformative
The word "Reformative" originates from the Latin words "reformare," meaning "to form again" and the suffix "-ative," which forms an adjective indicating a tendency or relation
Historically, the term has been used since the 15th century to describe actions or processes aimed at improving or changing something
Example Uses
- The reformative program at the prison aimed to help inmates develop skills and become productive members of society
- * The company implemented reformative measures to reduce its environmental impact and improve its public image
- * The therapist's reformative approach focused on helping patients change their negative thought patterns and behaviors
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
destructive
harmful
detrimental
deleterious
damaging
injurious
pernicious
malignant
malevolent
baleful
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toxic
poisonous
corrosive
erosive
abrasive
negative
unfavorable
unhelpful
unproductive
counterproductive
regressive
decadent
degenerative