1. One who effects a reformation; a prominent actor in the Reformation; an advocate for political reform.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• prefourmer,
• reforme,
• refomr,
• peforme,
• reformd,
• reforem,
• peformer,
• preformer,
• prefomer,
• refirmed,
• reformes,
• refomer,
• preforme,
• beforme,
• refore,
• proformer,
• reforce,
• reformery,
• delormer,
• reformerr

• reform,
• reformation,
• reformed,
• reformable,
• reaffirm,
• reformative,
• reborn,
• Reform Jew,
• reformulate,
• reformatory,
• re-formed,
• reformism,
• reformist.

The adjective form of the word "reformer" is "reformist".

The plural of the "reformer" can be the "reformers".

The singular of the "reformer" can be the "reformer".