intended or tending to reform
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reformativeintended or tending to reform
intimidatorytending or intended to intimidate
reclaimsto recall from wrong or improper conduct reform
reactionsOpposition to political or social progress or reform
reactionOpposition to political or social progress or reform
hardcasea person difficult to deal with or reform
liberalone who is open to ideas of progress or reform
liberalsLIBERAL, one who is open to ideas of progress or reform
radicalisingCause (someone) to become an advocate of radical political or social reform
radicalizingCause (someone) to become an advocate of radical political or social reform
radicalisesCause (someone) to become an advocate of radical political or social reform
radicalizesCause (someone) to become an advocate of radical political or social reform
radicalisedCause (someone) to become an advocate of radical political or social reform
radicalizedCause (someone) to become an advocate of radical political or social reform
radicalizeCause (someone) to become an advocate of radical political or social reform
initiatesto cause or facilitate the beginning of set going initiate a program of reform enzymes that initiate fermentation
deconditionedReform or reverse (previously conditioned behavior), esp. in the treatment of phobia and other anxiety disorders in which the fear response to certain stimuli is brought under control
deconditionReform or reverse (previously conditioned behavior), esp. in the treatment of phobia and other anxiety disorders in which the fear response to certain stimuli is brought under control
deconditioningReform or reverse (previously conditioned behavior), esp. in the treatment of phobia and other anxiety disorders in which the fear response to certain stimuli is brought under control
deconditionsReform or reverse (previously conditioned behavior), esp. in the treatment of phobia and other anxiety disorders in which the fear response to certain stimuli is brought under control
torymember or supporter of a major British political group of the 18th and early 19th centuries favoring at first the Stuarts and later royal authority and the established church and seeking to preserve the traditional political structure and defeat parliamentary reform compare whig