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Channel: mistaAnthonyWilson
Date: 14/01/2011

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re-form verb tr & intr
 to form again or in a different way. 
re-formation noun.

ETYMOLOGY: 14c.

reformation noun 
1 the act or process of reforming or being reformed; improvement; amendment.
 2 (the Reformation) the great religious and political revolution that took place in Europe in the 16c and resulted in the establishment of the Protestant Churches. reformationist noun.

reform verb (reformed, reforming) 
1 to improve or remove faults from (a person, behaviour, etc).
 2 to improve (a law, institution, etc) by making changes or corrections to it.
 3 intrans (also reform oneself) to give up bad habits; to improve one's behaviour, etc. 
4 to stop or abolish (misconduct, an abuse, etc). noun 1 a correction or improvement, especially in some social or political system. 2 improvement in one's behaviour or morals. reformability

 noun. reformable adj. reformative adj. reformer noun 
1 someone who reforms.
 2 (Reformer) historical one of those who took part in the Reformation of the 16c.

ETYMOLOGY: 14c: from Latin reformare to form again.

a verb that becomes a noun interesting (2_ME_)