reformation

• Nom désignant l'action de réformer ou de modifier en profondeur un système, une institution ou une pratique existante, souvent pour apporter des changements positifs significatifs dans les domaines social, politique ou religieux.

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.

   Réforme

   • 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.

   Synonymesameliorationbettermentchangecorrectionimprovementrectificationreformrevision

2. Rescue from errorC1formal

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

   Redressement, retour à la bonne voie

   • 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.

   Synonymesamendmentcorrectionimprovementreclamationrectificationredemptionreformrehabilitation

   Antonymescorruptiondebasementperversion