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land reform


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reform
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Sense: Noun: change
Synonyms:
change Collocations, amendment Collocations, revision Collocations, reformation, improvement Collocations, enhancement Collocations
Antonyms:
worsening, deterioration, damage Collocations, harm Collocations, regression
Sense: Verb: create new or better form
Synonyms:
correct Collocations, amend, repair Collocations, revolutionize, revolutionise (UK), rework, reorganize, reorganise (UK), rearrange, transform Collocations, change Collocations, improve Collocations, better Collocations, remedy Collocations, revise Collocations, rebuild, regenerate, refashion, modify, renovate, remake
Antonyms:
preserve Collocations, leave as is, botch, worsen Collocations, aggravate, break Collocations, impair Collocations, harm Collocations, damage Collocations, debase, make worse, ruin Collocations
Sense: Verb: improve your conduct
Synonyms:
rehabilitate, habilitate, improve Collocations, change your ways, turn over a new leaf, straighten out, straighten up, clean up your act, shape up (informal), go straight, see the error of your ways, make a new start, transform yourself
Antonyms:
go off the rails, reoffend, be stubborn, be set in your ways, turn to crime


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