The reformer
Example: The reformer introduced new laws to improve social welfare.
Definition
"The reformer" refers to an individual who actively seeks to bring about positive changes or improvements, especially in social, political, or institutional systems. The reformer introduces new ideas or laws aimed at correcting injustices or inefficiencies within society.
Etymology
The term "the reformer" originates from the verb 'reform,' which comes from the Latin 'reformare,' meaning 'to form again' or 'to change.' Historically, reformers have been crucial figures who challenged the status quo to promote progress and betterment in various aspects of life.
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"The reformer" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (B2) - set 1", containing 210 commonly used words.
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