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semireformed

semireformed adjective: reformed to a certain degree.

Adjective

semireformed (not comparable)

  1. Reformed to a certain degree.
    • Many of his stock characters (the pastor with a secret, the nosy neighbors, the semireformed ex-con, the stuttering pimp) and melodramatic revelations would be at home in a play by Tyler Perry, Shelly Garrett, Angela Barrow-Dunlap or David E. Talbert.2007 August 20, Kelefa Sanneh, “Outrageous Farce From R. Kelly: He’s In on the Joke, Right?”, in New York Times

Origin of semireformed

From semi- + reformed.

Questions about semireformed

What does semireformed mean?
Semireformed means reformed to a certain degree.
What part of speech is semireformed?
Semireformed is an adjective.

Words near semireformed in the dictionary

  1. semiredundant
  2. semirefined
  3. semireflective
  4. semireflex
  5. semireflexive
  6. semireformed
  7. semiregular
  8. semiregular polyhedra
  9. semiregular polyhedron
  10. semiregular tessellation
  11. semiregular tessellations

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