verb

reform

to reform, to improve, to amend

The government plans to reform the tax system.

The government plans to reform the tax system.

He promised to reform his bad habits.

He promised to reform his bad habits.

((sth.)) to improve or change (sth.) The party promised to reform the healthcare system.

Synonyms: improve, amend, restructure; Antonyms: corrupt, worsen

From the prefix 're-' (again) and 'form' (to shape). Literally, 'to shape again'.

Think of 're-forming' something, like clay, to make it better.

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