reformer|reformers in English

noun

[re'form·er || 'rɪː'fɔrmə(r) /-'fɔːm-]

one who reforms, one who makes positive changes, improve

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3. He typifies the uncompromising reformer.

4. 4 He is a militant reformer.

5. He is a militant reformer.

6. She is at heart an ardent reformer.

7. Losh was an active reformer and philanthropist.

8. Conservationist definition: someone who works to protect the environment from destruction or pollution synonyms: tree hugger, reformer, Green, social reformer

9. 3 He typifies the uncompromising reformer.

10. It is tempting to pick the reformers.

11. 9 But is he an economic reformer?

12. 9 The reformers were normally more circumspect.

13. They also illustrate the nightmarish difficulty reformers face.

14. In domestic affairs, Petar II was a reformer.

15. 1 He is ticketed as a zealous reformer.

16. He is ticketed as a zealous reformer.

17. Radical reformers are once more in the ascendant.

18. Benthamism.—Jeremy Bentham, an English jurist and reformer, b

19. Fuel cell system comprising a reformer and an afterburner

20. 11 Losh was an active reformer and philanthropist.

21. 6 The old professor is a famous reformer.

22. 5 She is at heart an ardent reformer.

23. 1792--1867, French philosopher and educational reformer Explanation of Cousinship

24. 6 Sarkozy is not a strong reformer, but a speculator.

25. Smith's aide-de-camp, Jack Cunningham, is another electoral reformer.