noun

reformist

reformist

The new leader is a known reformist.

The new leader is a known reformist.

They advocate for reformist policies.

They advocate for reformist policies.

((a/the)) reformist a person who advocates reform He is a moderate reformist.

((reformist)) ((+ noun)) used as an adjective They proposed reformist policies.

Synonyms: progressive, innovator, improver; Antonyms: conservative, traditionalist

From 'reform' + '-ist' (a person who does something). 'Reform' comes from Latin 're-' (again) + 'formare' (to form).

Think of someone who wants to 're-form' the system. The '-ist' suffix indicates a person, like 'artist' or 'scientist'.

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