Reformed in French
Reformed in French is réformé — Reformed means having changed for the better; having given up bad habits or behavior.
Reformed in French
réformé
Of the Protestant movement typically associated with John Calvin, as separated from the Lutheran Church to pursue more extensive reformation.
What does "Reformed" mean?
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adj Having changed for the better; having given up bad habits or behavior.
"He's a reformed smoker who now runs marathons."
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adj Relating to the branch of Protestantism associated with John Calvin.
"She attends a Reformed church."
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Reformed in a sentence
- He's a reformed smoker who now runs marathons.
- She attends a Reformed church.
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What is "Reformed" in French?
"Reformed" in French is réformé. Reformed means: Having changed for the better; having given up bad habits or behavior.
How do you use "Reformed" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a reformed smoker who now runs marathons." In French, "Reformed" is réformé.
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