Fix and Reform

Fix

Fix verb - To put into good shape or working order again.

Usage example: have to fix the car before we can go

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Reform and fix are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reform" instead a verb "Fix".

Nearby Words: fixed, fixing, fixate, fixer

Reform verb - To remove errors, defects, deficiencies, or deviations from.

Usage example: he had better reform his ways if he wants any of us to trust him

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Fix and reform are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fix" instead a verb "Reform".

long	long fix	long reform
current	current fix	current reform
real	real fix	real reform
bad	bad fix	bad reform
Other adjectives: necessary, new, permanent, major.

life	fix life	reform life
people	fix people	reform people
part	fix part	reform part
system	fix system	reform system
Other words: time, universe, world.

This doesn't reform her heart, but it does fix her spine to the point that she ends up earning her royalty by butchering all the other bandits in the post-apocalyptia with some former royal staff, instead of bitching and whining like she did from episodes 9 to 23.

Source: Tough Love
Suzaku of Code Geass is a good person, but leans more towards the "Law" side — he recognizes that the Britannian Empire is horribly corrupt, but believes that the way to fix things is to peacefully reform it from within, rather than fomenting open rebellion the way Zero does.

Source: To Be Lawful or Good
However, in many playthroughs this subplot may never be encountered, and the game even questions Fix's motives as he may appear as a bartender in the Reform Club afterward.

Source: Video Game / 80 Days