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Meanings of reformation in English
Russian
протестантская реформация Portuguese
reforma protestante Catalan
reforma protestant Spanish
reforma protestante 
Schism within the Western Christian Church in the 16th century.
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Examples for "reclamation"
Examples for "reclamation"
1
So far, Egypt has had mixed results with land reclamation for agriculture.
2
Tsunamis carried away cities, land reclamation projects, and workers with equal indifference.
3
Here, again, we fall back upon our actual experience in reclamation work.
4
We establish a practicable and environmentally friendly reclamation strategy for carbon fibers.
5
The reclamation of the unsettled arid public lands presents a different problem.
Usage of reformation in English
1
The reformation of the Court of Proprietors of the East India Company.
2
But in actual experience the reformation was doubtless accomplished step by step.
3
They had engaged together in good faith in the work of reformation.
4
Aquarius stands for the powers of the mind: tolerance, freedom and reformation.
5
Along with the reformation in religion had gone a reformation in art.
6
The reformation in the Icelandic Church was not brought about without disturbance.
7
I changed my focus from the reformation to the Civil Rights Era.
8
This is the cycle of maturity and reformation in religion as well.
9
Retaliation is no longer the accepted principle; reformation has taken its place.
10
In that time he led the reformation of the church's child-protection policies.
11
The reformation in his conduct was evident to all who observed him.
12
The state cannot endure the farce of another Sullian restoration and reformation.
13
The second reformation had its origin in England, and spread to Bohemia.
14
If ever there was a moment for an Islamic reformation, it's now.
15
The motive of it is not history, but the reformation of morals.
16
Human intellects themselves must change and be subject to the universal reformation.
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