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reformer
[ri-fawr-mer]
noun
a person devoted to bringing about significant change in attitudes and practices, such as in politics or society generally or within a particular organization.
Church History.Reformer, any of the leaders of the Reformation.
Other 51Թ Forms
- antireformer noun
- counterreformer noun
Example Sentences
So he got involved in politics and we've all watched him go from eccentric curiosity to big time donor to campaigner and then government reformer.
These regions were often skeptical of centralized power, and reformers pushed for tools like the initiative and referendum to give citizens a way to bypass political machines and corporate influence.
Born in Chicago, he is seen as a reformer and worked for many years as a missionary in Peru before being made an archbishop there.
Conservatives in Argentina accused him of undermining historical traditions they held sacred, while reformers hoped for more profound changes.
He had presented himself as a compromise candidate: appealing to conservatives with orthodox views on sexual matters while attracting the reformers with his liberal stance on social justice.
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