reformative

• Adjetivo que describe algo que tiene la capacidad o intención de reformar, mejorar o corregir. Es poco común en inglés moderno, siendo alternativas más frecuentes 'reformatory' o 'reforming'.

An adjective describing something that has the power or intention to reform, improve, or correct. It is rarely used in modern English, with 'reformatory' or 'reforming' being more common alternatives.

1. Tending to reformC1formal

   Having the quality or intention of improving or correcting something, especially a system or behavior.

   reformador

   • The new policy is reformative in nature, aiming to improve the education system.
   • Reformative measures were introduced to reduce crime rates.
   • Her approach to teaching is reformative, focusing on student-centered learning.

   Sinónimosameliorativecorrectiveimprovingreformatoryremedial