reformist

• Относящийся к постепенным политическим или социальным изменениям через реформы, а не революцию, или поддерживающий их.

Relating to or supporting gradual political or social change through reform rather than revolution.

1. Favoring reformC1formalpolitical

   Supporting or advocating for gradual change and improvement, especially in political or social systems, often through government action.

   Реформистский

   • The reformist party proposed new policies to address income inequality.
   • Her reformist views led her to campaign for changes in the education system.
   • The government adopted a reformist approach to modernize the healthcare sector.

   Synonymsmelioristprogressivereformativereformatoryrevisionist

   Antonymsconservativereactionarystatus quotraditionalist

• Существительное, обозначающее человека, который выступает за постепенные изменения и улучшения, особенно в политических или социальных системах.

A noun referring to a person who advocates or supports gradual change and improvement, especially in political or social systems.

1. Advocate of changeC1formal

   A person who supports or advocates for gradual or systematic change, especially in political or social systems.

   Реформист

   • The reformist argued for changes to the education system.
   • Many reformists in the 19th century pushed for workers' rights.
   • She is known as a reformist who wants to improve healthcare policies.

   Synonymsmelioristprogressivereformer

   Antonymsconservativereactionarytraditionalist