Reforms is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFORMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• REFORM, to change to a better state
• make changes in (something, especially an institution or practice) in order to improve it
• cause (someone) to relinquish an immoral, criminal, or self-destructive lifestyle
• subject (hydrocarbons) to a catalytic process in which straight-chain molecules are converted to branched forms for use as petrol.
• relinquish an immoral, criminal, or self-destructive lifestyle
NOUN:
• the action or process of reforming an institution or practice

Words related to REFORMS

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Words that contain REFORMS

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How to use REFORMS in a sentence

• But finding the clergy hostile to civil and social reforms, he sought to change the organization of the Church itself.
• In England reforms have been effected only by appeals to reason and intelligence, and not by violence.
• He consistently opposed all reforms, even the emancipation of the Jews, which won him the favor of the monarch.
• No man more than Burke admitted the necessity of even radical reforms, but he would have accomplished them without bloodshed and cruelties.
• Burton on the awful confusion wrought by her reforms in the store.
• Voices have been heard saying that the time for reforms in Russia is already past.
• He inaugurated many social reforms, and appears to have held in check his overbearing nobles.
• But England was sick of the Liberals, in spite of the reforms of the late Government.
• His adhesion to the reforms marks the last step in the revolution.
• CHAPTER II THE REFORMS OF GLUCK The death of Lulli left French opera established upon a sure foundation.
• For all the reforms of to-day go back to some reform of yesterday.
• Both these reforms, so vital to honest American business, the Progressive party will accomplish.
• Some of these have also made attempts to introduce needed reforms in the corrupt Roman Church.
• These were our puritans, who at first, perhaps from utter simplicity, among other extravagant reforms, imagined that of the extinction of the theatre.
• In February 1641 he was one of the peers who advocated reforms in the administration and were given seats in the council.
• The reforms of Galilei and Caccini were, as we shall see, aimed at this condition.
• The Church and the Gospel were, with them, as with so many evangelical Christians, the true means through which evils should be reached and reforms effected.
• The religious reforms of Khu-n-Aten resulted in the fall of the dynasty and the Egyptian empire.
• Political reforms of western civilization date from the Reformation and the Renaissance.
• Cultural reforms accompanied the reforms in politics and economics.
• General Aguinaldo would find all the reforms the Spanish promised when they paid him four hundred thousand dollars to prove their good intentions, free as the air.
• The two most striking reforms of recent years have been in education and religious toleration.
• Dury and Hartlib pressed for reforms that would promote a better, more useful education from the lowest grades upward.
• The number and extent of the reforms decreed or effected are such as to make the present reign the most illustrious in the history of the Empire.
• Though a Liberal he belonged to no club and was against using other than constitutional means to bring about reforms, and these reforms must come.
• Some reforms have been inaugurated and others may follow, but the valley of the Congo will long stand as a monument of shame to Christianity and European civilization.

Similar words containing FORM without suffix s and without prefix re

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