reformation

• Substantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, ein bestehendes System, eine Institution oder Praxis zu verbessern oder zu verändern, oft mit dem Ziel, bedeutende positive Veränderungen in sozialen, politischen oder religiösen Angelegenheiten herbeizuführen.

A noun referring to the act of improving or changing an existing system, institution, or practice, often with the aim of making a significant positive change in social, political, or religious affairs.

1. Improvement or change for the betterB2formal

   The act of improving or changing an existing system, institution, or practice, often in a social, political, or religious context.

   Reform

   • The reformation of the healthcare system was a major priority for the new government.
   • Many historians study the social reformation movements of the 19th century.
   • The company underwent a complete reformation of its management structure.

   Synonymeameliorationbettermentchangecorrectionimprovementrectificationreformrevision

2. Rescue from errorC1formal

   The act of correcting a wrong path or returning to a proper or rightful course of action.

   Korrektur

   • His personal reformation began after he sought help for his addiction.
   • The program aims at the reformation of young offenders through education.
   • She saw her new lifestyle as a complete reformation of her previous habits.

   Synonymeamendmentcorrectionimprovementreclamationrectificationredemptionreformrehabilitation

   Antonymecorruptiondebasementperversion