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Meanings of reformist in English

Portuguese
cruzado
Catalan
reformista
Spanish
cruzado

A disputant who advocates reform.

cruzado

Favoring or promoting reform (often by government action)

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Thousands of people, including senior reformist figures, were detained after the election.
Reuters
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IRAN: Conservative and reformist forces are locked in bitter struggle in Iran.
The Irish Times
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The reformist opposition says the poll was rigged to secure Ahmadinejad's re-election.
Reuters
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They also dispel any remaining ambiguity about President Bashar al-Assad's reformist intent.
The Irish Times
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For reformist supporters, there may as well be no election at all.
Reuters
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It would be anathema to the reformist wing of the Socialist party.
Reuters
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Parliament's reformist minority also asked detainees to report cases of abuse, ILNA reported.
Reuters
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Another said Macron would not deviate from his reformist agenda as a result.
Reuters
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Defeated reformist presidential candidate Mousavi said mass arrests would not solve the dispute.
Reuters
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Ahmadinejad's reformist opponents say the June vote was rigged to secure his re-election.
Reuters
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Mousavi and his fellow reformist candidate are still being held under house arrest.
Reuters
12
Etemad was among the few reformist newspapers still publishing after the June vote.
Reuters
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Journalists from the reformist Aseman weekly have also been arrested, according to Mehr.
The Guardian
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The proposal will be watched to gauge New Delhi's reformist appetite.
Reuters
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I may not be a reformist, but I do want to help you.
Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan
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Do you see the movement as a radical movement or a liberal reformist?
The new yorker
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