reformanda
- noun
- /rɪˈfɔːrməndə/
- Archaic
- The nonprofit organization identified several reformanda that would enhance its outreach efforts.
- semper reformanda
Examples
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The committee presented its reformanda to address issues within the education system.
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Before any changes were made, the board reviewed the reformanda in detail.
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The new director prioritized the reformanda to modernize the organization.
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The committee prepared a list of reformanda for the school.
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Many reformanda were discussed during the meeting.
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The committee presented a list of reformanda to improve the efficiency of the organization.
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During the conference, the speaker outlined key reformanda for educational institutions to consider.
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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.