Definition for Reform:

• Change for the better, as in character or politics.

Synonyms for Reform:

• n.

  •
  • boost,
  • enhance,
  • enrich,
  • lift,
  • redress.
  •changes (noun)
  • accommodation,
  • adjustment,
  • alteration,
  • cataclysm,
  • convulsion,
  • correction,
  • distortion,
  • diversion,
  • drift,
  • effect,
  • evolution,
  • fluctuation,
  • inversion,
  • modification,
  • movement,
  • overhaul,
  • refinement,
  • revamp,
  • reversal,
  • reversion,
  • revision,
  • revolution,
  • seesaw,
  • switch,
  • transformation,
  • turn,
  • tweak,
  • twist,
  • upheaval,
  • whirligig.
  •re-formation (noun)
  • amelioration,
  • betterment,
  • improvement.
  •reform (noun)
  • see the light,
  • straighten out.

• v.

  •change (verb)
  • adapt,
  • adjust,
  • alter,
  • change,
  • convert,
  • deviate,
  • diversify,
  • fluctuate,
  • modify,
  • modulate,
  • mutate,
  • reclaim,
  • rectify,
  • regenerate,
  • set,
  • transfigure,
  • transform,
  • transit,
  • transpose,
  • vacillate,
  • vary.
  •convert (verb)
  • proselytize,
  • reclaim,
  • regenerate,
  • sublimate.
  •correct, rectify (verb)
  • ameliorate,
  • amend,
  • better,
  • clean up,
  • convert,
  • correct,
  • cure,
  • emend,
  • improve,
  • make over,
  • mend,
  • rearrange,
  • rebuild,
  • reclaim,
  • reconstitute,
  • reconstruct,
  • redeem,
  • refashion,
  • regenerate,
  • rehabilitate,
  • remake,
  • remedy,
  • remodel,
  • renew,
  • renovate,
  • reorganize,
  • repair,
  • resolve,
  • restore,
  • revise,
  • revolutionize,
  • rework,
  • standardize,
  • swear off,
  • transform,
  • uplift,
  • make amends,
  • go straight,
  • turn over a new leaf,
  • bring up to code,
  • change one's ways,
  • clean up one's act.
  •restore (verb)
  • rehabilitate.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • improvement,
  • repeat,
  • go straight,
  • turn over a new leaf.
  •
  • amendment,
  • behave,
  • redeem,
  • redress.
  •
  • religion.
  •change
  • alter,
  • make over,
  • remake,
  • remaking,
  • transfigure.
  •convert
  • see the light,
  • assimilate to.
  •correct
  • clean up,
  • straighten out,
  • set straight,
  • set right.
  •improve
  • recover,
  • update.
  •quit
  • swear off.
  •reconstruct
  • reconstitute,
  • reorient,
  • reshuffle,
  • re-establish.
  •remedy
  • clean up one's act.
  •repeat
  • restate.
  •restore
  • reclaim.
  •transform
  • revolutionize.
  •Other relevant words:
  • about-face,
  • absolve,
  • accommodate,
  • accommodation,
  • acculturate,
  • adaptation,
  • adjustment,
  • advance,
  • adventurous,
  • alteration,
  • ameliorate,
  • amelioration,
  • amend,
  • amendment,
  • apologise,
  • apologize,
  • apostasy,
  • arrange,
  • behave,
  • better,
  • betterment,
  • bleach,
  • boost,
  • bowdlerise,
  • bowdlerize,
  • bring forward,
  • bring to,
  • cataclysm,
  • chancy,
  • change of mind,
  • changeableness,
  • civilize,
  • clarify,
  • clean,
  • clean out,
  • clean up,
  • cleanse,
  • clear,
  • clear out,
  • clear up,
  • continuity,
  • conversion,
  • convulsion,
  • correct,
  • correction,
  • crystalise,
  • crystallise,
  • crystallize,
  • cure,
  • dangerous,
  • debug,
  • defection,
  • deform,
  • degeneration,
  • delouse,
  • denature,
  • deterge,
  • deterioration,
  • development,
  • deviation,
  • difference,
  • discontinuity,
  • disentangle,
  • dissent,
  • distortion,
  • divergence,
  • diversification,
  • diversion,
  • diversity,
  • drift,
  • dry clean,
  • dust,
  • earnest,
  • edify,
  • edit,
  • educate,
  • effect,
  • elaboration,
  • elevate,
  • elucidate,
  • emend,
  • emendation,
  • enhance,
  • enhancement,
  • enlighten,
  • enrich,
  • evolution,
  • expurgate,
  • extremism,
  • fatten,
  • favor,
  • favour,
  • fit,
  • fitting,
  • fix,
  • fix up,
  • flip-flop,
  • fluctuation,
  • form,
  • forward,
  • foster,
  • freshen,
  • give back,
  • grave,
  • hazardous,
  • hurtful,
  • illuminate,
  • immediate,
  • imperative,
  • improve,
  • improvement,
  • instant,
  • inversion,
  • iron out,
  • lard,
  • lift,
  • lustrate,
  • make,
  • make over,
  • meliorate,
  • melioration,
  • meliorism,
  • mend,
  • mitigate,
  • mitigation,
  • modernize,
  • modification,
  • modulation,
  • mold,
  • movement,
  • neaten,
  • new,
  • nurture,
  • organize,
  • overhaul,
  • overthrow,
  • oxidation,
  • perestroika,
  • perilous,
  • precarious,
  • progress,
  • progressivism,
  • promote,
  • purge,
  • purification,
  • purify,
  • put back,
  • put right,
  • qualification,
  • qualify,
  • quick,
  • radicalism,
  • raise,
  • re-create,
  • re-creation,
  • reactivate,
  • realign,
  • rearrange,
  • rebirth,
  • rebuild,
  • recast,
  • reclamation,
  • recondition,
  • reconstitute,
  • reconstruct,
  • reconstruction,
  • reconvert,
  • recover,
  • recovery,
  • recreate,
  • recrudescence,
  • recruit,
  • rectification,
  • rectify,
  • redeem,
  • redemption,
  • redesign,
  • redo,
  • redress,
  • reenact,
  • reestablish,
  • refashion,
  • refill,
  • refine,
  • refinement,
  • refit,
  • reformation,
  • reformed,
  • refresh,
  • refurbish,
  • regeneration,
  • rehabilitate,
  • rehabilitation,
  • reinstall,
  • reinstate,
  • reintegrate,
  • rejuvenate,
  • religion,
  • remake,
  • remaking,
  • remedy,
  • remodel,
  • remould,
  • renascence,
  • render,
  • renew,
  • renewal,
  • renewed,
  • renovate,
  • renovation,
  • reorganization,
  • reorganize,
  • reorient,
  • repair,
  • repeat,
  • repent,
  • replace,
  • replenish,
  • repossess,
  • reproduce,
  • rescue,
  • reshape,
  • reshuffle,
  • resolve,
  • restate,
  • restoration,
  • restore,
  • restructure,
  • return,
  • revamp,
  • reversal,
  • reverse,
  • reversion,
  • revise,
  • revision,
  • revisionism,
  • revitalize,
  • revival,
  • revive,
  • revivification,
  • revolution,
  • revolutionize,
  • reword,
  • rework,
  • right,
  • save,
  • scavenge,
  • see the light,
  • seesaw,
  • serious,
  • severe,
  • shed light on,
  • shift,
  • socialise,
  • socialize,
  • sort out,
  • spruce,
  • square away,
  • standardize,
  • steam clean,
  • straighten,
  • straighten out,
  • subvert,
  • swear off,
  • sweeten,
  • switch,
  • tame,
  • tidy,
  • tidy up,
  • transformation,
  • transition,
  • transmute,
  • turn,
  • turn the tables,
  • turn the tide,
  • turnabout,
  • turnround,
  • tweak,
  • twist,
  • unhealthy,
  • unorthodox,
  • unravel,
  • unsafe,
  • unsnarl,
  • untangle,
  • update,
  • upgrade,
  • upheaval,
  • uplift,
  • urgent,
  • utopianism,
  • variation,
  • variety,
  • whirligig,
  • whiten,
  • wipe,
  • wipe off,
  • wipe out,
  • wipe up,
  • worsen,
  • worsening,
  • Depurate,
  • New-model,
  • Re-form,
  • Refound,
  • Reinvest,
  • Revest,
  • reformism,
  • Protestant Reformation,
  • upgrading,
  • make amends,
  • restructuring,
  • REHAB,
  • reshaping,
  • gradualism,
  • realignment,
  • dust off,
  • go straight,
  • plead guilty,
  • set straight,
  • turn over a new leaf,
  • red-pencil,
  • bring over,
  • reduce to,
  • re-establish,
  • make better,
  • make clear,
  • gradual change,
  • improve upon,
  • set right,
  • change of allegiance,
  • resolve into,
  • make straight,
  • beg pardon,
  • do penance,
  • turn upside down,
  • turn the scale,
  • assimilate to,
  • bring up to code,
  • change one's ways,
  • clean up one's act,
  • convert into,
  • radical change,
  • reinstitute,
  • sweep out,
  • think better of,
  • change of heart,
  • second thoughts,
  • mend one's ways,
  • sudden change,
  • total change,
  • human skin,
  • new birth.

Antonyms for Reform:

• Other antonyms:

  • n. t.
    maintain, preserve, worsen.

• v.

  • correct, rectify
    abandon, break, damage, destroy, forfeit, harm, hurt, impair, injure, ruin, waver, worsen, kill.
  • Other antonyms:
    abase, aggravate, backslide, blemish, canker, corrupt, damage, debase, debauch, degrade, demean, demoralize, deprave, depress, deteriorate, harm, hurt, impair, injure, lower, mar, pervert, poison, profane, regress, spoil, subvert, tarnish, vitiate, warp, worsen.