reformatory

• Adjetivo que describe algo destinado a reformar o corregir, especialmente en contextos disciplinarios o educativos; en gran medida reemplazado por términos como 'correctivo' o 'correccional'. También puede referirse a lo relacionado con la reforma o la mejora.

An adjective describing something intended to reform or correct, especially in a disciplinary or educational context; now largely replaced by 'reformative' or 'corrective'.

1. Tending to reformC1formal

   Aimed at or having the effect of correcting or improving someone's behavior or character.

   reformador

   • The judge ordered the young offender to attend a reformatory program.
   • The school adopted a reformatory approach to discipline.
   • Reformatory measures were introduced to reduce recidivism.

   Sinónimosamendatorycorrectivereformativeremedial

   Antónimoscorrupting

• Institución correccional destinada a la reclusión, disciplina y reeducación de menores o de delincuentes primerizos.

A correctional institution designed for the detention, discipline, and training of young or first-time offenders.

1. Correctional institution for young offendersC1formal

   A type of correctional facility designed to detain, discipline, and train young or first-time offenders, with an emphasis on rehabilitation rather than punishment.

   Centro de internamiento para menores infractores

   • The judge sentenced the teenager to six months in a reformatory.
   • Reformatories aim to educate and reform young lawbreakers.
   • He was sent to a reformatory after his first conviction.

   Sinónimosborstalreform schooltraining school