Improve
Reformed
Reformed adjective - Caused to abandon an evil manner of living and follow a good one.
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Improve and reformed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Improve" instead a verb "Reformed".
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- He also passed laws to improve the lives of Native Americans, reformed Social Security to include disabled adults and children, and ordered the withdrawal of US troops from the Vietnam War.
Source: Pet The Dog / Real Life -
He offers to share this power with the protagonists by pointing out its potential to improve their pasts, such as undoing the Reformed, but Rejected protagonist's atrocities.
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The second was a 2005 Reality Show about two Reformed Criminals who break into homes—with permission—to improve the owners' security systems.
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