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单词 reformist
释义
reformist
adjective
uk
/rɪˈfɔː.mɪst/us
/rɪˈfɔːr.mɪst/
tryingtoimproveasystemorlawbychangingit:
改良派的；改良主义者的
a reformist,ratherthan arevolutionaryapproachtoprogress一种改良派的而不是革命性的改进方式
a reformistpolitician一个改良派的政客
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reformer
More examples
  • the reformistwingof theparty
  • Hebecameapriest, but his reformistzealsoonmade himenemies.
  • They arepressingaheadwiththeirreformistagenda.
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(Definition ofreformistfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreformist

reformist
But it was also involved in an age-old theoretical battle fought by rationalist,reformistand classicist critics.
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Itsreformistzeal was most evident in the desire to abolish pre-capitalist modes of agricultural production symbolised by feudal intermediaries or zamindars.
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This was not only because thereformistleadership was market oriented.
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This collective biography is a painstaking and very informative reconstruction of the lives of a number of thesereformistintellectuals.
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The urbanreformistelites enthusiastically invoked reformative programmes, for example, regulating the disorder of urban space and "civilizing" people.
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Some bishops were actively involved inreformistprojects such as the promotion of local manufactures and schools for the training of artisans.#!
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She also highlights the conservative nature of the founders of the movement and their adoption of areformistideology and pragmatic political stands.
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This work has focused primarily on the emergence of 'reformist' movements in the northern part of the country during the nineteenth century.
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This group, although vague and differentiated, was usually less radical than younger 'revisionists', less 'revolutionary' and morereformist.
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In short, they see the antebellum era as greatly contemporary, in the same conceptual world as today's legal andreformistwrangling over race and need.
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Instead, it acquiesced in judicialreformistactivity until legislation on the subject began in the 1920s.
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The lawyers were almost overwhelmingly liberal andreformist.
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The new legislation was conceived as a political compromise to appease two strongly opposed forces: reformists and the old guard.
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The terms in which they formulated their concerns reveal the stamp of decades of judicialreformistactivity.
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Operating from within this framework,reformistmovements were characterized by intellectual and structural ambivalence.
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