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proreform

proreform adjective: in favour of reform.

Adjective

proreform (comparative more proreform, superlative most proreform)

  1. In favour of reform.
    • They stopped reading the editorials in the Oxford Chronicle, which was a newly minted proreform, pro-Radical publication that seemed intent on destroying their reputation.2022, R. F. Kuang, Babel, HarperVoyager, page 211

Forms of proreform

comparativemore proreform
superlativemost proreform

Origin of proreform

From pro- + reform.

Questions about proreform

What does proreform mean?
Proreform means in favour of reform.
What part of speech is proreform?
Proreform is an adjective.

Words near proreform in the dictionary

  1. prorector
  2. prorectorate
  3. prorectorates
  4. prorectors
  5. proreferendum
  6. proreform
  7. proreformist
  8. proreformists
  9. proregenerative
  10. proregime
  11. proregression

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