Change
Reformed
Reformed adjective - Caused to abandon an evil manner of living and follow a good one.
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Synonyms for Reformed
Change and reformed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a verb "Reformed".
Both words in one sentence
- When she's reformed an hour later, she finishes her exclamation before realizing the change of locale.
Source: Un-Paused - Reformed, but Rejected: Inverted as Keitaro's attempts to change is positively accepted.
Source: Fanfic / For His Own Sake - By the end the group has reformed, and, knowing they can only do a little to truly change the city, do so anyways because it's better than leaving criminals to do as they please.
Source: Decon-Recon Switch
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