Reformed
Reformed adjective - Caused to abandon an evil manner of living and follow a good one.
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Shaped and reformed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shaped" instead a verb "Reformed".
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- Battlezone has "bio-metal", an insanely useful and multipurpose recyclable living metal that can be reformed and shaped innumerable times with the application of energy.
Source: Ridiculously Fast Construction -
In tag team action, Nanae Takahashi slowly but surely shaped up to be one, as Aja Kong on more than one occasion came to Amazing Kong's aid and reformed W Kong in response to some group activity of Takahashi, mostly notably in Zero 1\Sun and SE Ad LINNNG.
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Naturally, that all went a little pear-shaped, and when the dust settled half of them were quickly reformed and the other half were Deader Than Dead.XornKuan-Yin Xorn AKA: Magneto Debut: New X-Men Annual 2001 (2001) X-Men emergency indeed, Charles.
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