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reformanda

reformanda

1 9.9
Things that need change to become better
  • noun
  • /rɪˈfɔːrməndə/
  • Archaic
: reformanda
  • The nonprofit organization identified several reformanda that would enhance its outreach efforts.
  • semper reformanda

Examples

  • The committee presented its reformanda to address issues within the education system.

  • Before any changes were made, the board reviewed the reformanda in detail.

  • The new director prioritized the reformanda to modernize the organization.

  • The committee prepared a list of reformanda for the school.

  • Many reformanda were discussed during the meeting.

  • The committee presented a list of reformanda to improve the efficiency of the organization.

  • During the conference, the speaker outlined key reformanda for educational institutions to consider.

Antonyms

152 4.6

The present situation in society, politics, or the economy

Surface Forms

reformanda singular
reformandas plural

Morphology

reformanda = reform (semi-transparent) = reform + anda

The noun sense 'things to be reformed' follows from 'reform' + the nominalizing suffix, but the suffix itself is not productive in everyday English and may be unfamiliar.

Etymology

Reformanda comes from Latin parts re- 'again', formare 'to form', and the ending -anda which means 'things to be ...', like agenda 'things to be done'. So, as a noun reformanda means 'things that need to be reformed' or a list of proposed reforms.