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reformist

re·form·ist

reformist

 
pronunciation:
rih for mihst
parts of speech:
noun, adjective
features:
Word Combinations (noun, adjective), Word Parts
part of speech: noun
definition: a person supporting or advocating reform.
similar words:
liberal, progressive
Word Combinations  About this feature
adjective + (n.)reformist arrested, bad, bourgeois, certain, close, conservative, democratic, hindu, interior, islamic, jailed, leading, liberal, major, moderate, muslim, outspoken, political, prominent, radical, religious, social, top  [See all][See only the most frequent]
verb + (n.)reformist advocate, ally, arrest, associate, attack, become, believe, call, campaign, claim, consider, deal, embrace, exclude, expect, favor, increase, lose, move, prefer, put, seek, send, shoot, support, sweep, tear, vote, win, wound  [See all][See only the most frequent]
noun + (n.)reformist Help candidate, case, change, conservative, effort, election, era, faction, government, group, hard-liner, ideology, immigration, majority, member, moderate, money, movement, opinion, opportunity, order, others, party, power, public, reform, revolutionary, statement, strategy, structure, student, traditionalist, victory, vote, voting, wing  [See all][See only the most frequent]
 
part of speech: adjective
definition: of or relating to reform movements.
similar words:
progressive
Word Combinations  About this feature
(adj.)reformist + adverb essentially
(adj.)reformist + noun activist, agenda, ally, attitude, camp, cleric, coalition, critique, debate, element, force, governor, impulse, journalist, leader, leadership, legislation, mayor, message, minister, newspaper, officer, opposition, orientation, parliament, platform, policy, politician, politics, press, radical, regime, rhetoric, spirit, tendency, view, zeal  [See all][See only the most frequent]
derivation: reformism (n.)