Reformed

Meaning

Verb

●

simple past

and

past participle

of reform

Adj

●

Corrected;

;

; said,

, of the whole body of Protestant

churches

originating

in the Reformation, or, in a more

restricted

sense

, of those who

separated

from Martin Luther on the

doctrine

consubstantiation

, etc; and

carried

the Reformation, as they

claimed

, to a higher point.

●

Amended

in character

and life.

●

In British English & Military:

Retained

after the

of the company or troop.

●

Of the Protestant

movement

typically

associated with John Calvin, as

separated

from the Lutheran Church to

pursue

extensive

reformation.

●

Of the whole body of Protestant

churches

originating

in the Reformation.

●

Of a

restorational

sect

of Catholicism which does not

commune

with the Vatican, and

incorporates

evangelical

Protestant ideologies.

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Reformed

Meaning

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Adj

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