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Meanings of reformer in English
Usage of reformer in English
1
The Saxon reformer was more eloquent; the Swiss reformer was more dialectical.
2
A Unitarian by faith, a doctor by profession and a political reformer.
3
The author just mentioned names Hanno as the reformer of the nation.
4
Builder, political governor, religious propagandist, reformer, patron of the arts and science.
5
The chief prosecutor, seen as a reformer, was also dismissed by parliament.
6
This was the sad fate of the great Florentine preacher and reformer.
7
For sublimation develops the crank and pest as well as the reformer.
8
He was a social reformer, but he felt most sorry for himself.
9
To the social reformer, both are symptoms of a healthy rational attitude.
10
He was patriotic in his intentions, and set up for a reformer.
11
A Scot is always a reformer and a preacher, in his heart.
12
Nothing is farther from their ambition than the role of a reformer.
13
Hayne lacked the fierce energy of a great reformer or partisan leader.
14
He was a sort of philosopher and reformer, a man with ideas.
15
He was patriotic in his intentions, even setting up as a reformer.
16
In 1362 John Wickliffe was doing his noble work as a reformer.
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Reformer through the time
Reformer across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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