Reformers Meaning in English
word · lemma: reformer
ɹɪˈfɔɹmɝz
ri-FOR-merz
ɹɪfˈɔːməz
ri-FOR-muhz
Definition
People who work to change and improve systems, laws, or societies, often making them fairer or better.
Usage & Nuances
Formal word, mainly used in historical, political, or social contexts. Commonly paired with words like 'political reformers', 'social reformers', or 'educational reformers'. Refers to groups or individuals who seek positive change, not just critics.
Spanish: reformadoresPortuguese (BR): reformadoresPortuguese (PT): reformadoresChinese (Simplified): 改革者Chinese (Traditional): 改革者Hindi: सुधारकArabic: المصلحونBengali: সংস্কারকRussian: реформаторыJapanese: 改革者Vietnamese: nhà cải cáchKorean: 개혁가Turkish: reformcularUrdu: اصلاح پسندIndonesian: reformis
Example Sentences
Many reformers have fought for equal rights.
basic
Reformers try to make schools better for students.
basic
Some reformers changed history with their ideas.
basic
The country’s reformers faced strong opposition but never gave up.
natural
Some reformers are remembered as heroes years later.
natural
It’s not easy for reformers to change old traditions.
natural