Reforms adjectives are listed in this post. Each word below can often be found in front of the noun reforms in the same sentence. This reference page can help answer the question what are some adjectives commonly used for describing REFORMS.
actual, additional, administrative, agrarian, agricultural, ambitious, based, basic, beneficent, beneficial, bold, called, century, certain, civic, civil, comprehensive, constitutional, cultural, current, curricular, democratic, desirable, domestic, dramatic, drastic, driven
earlier, early, ecclesiastical, economic, economical, educational, effective, electoral, environmental, essential, european, extensive, few, financial, first, fiscal, following, fundamental, further, future, general, governmental, gradual, great, greater, greatest, immediate
important, incremental, industrial, initial, institutional, internal, judicial, key, lasting, later, legal, legislative, level, liberal, liberalizing, limited, liturgical, local, macroeconomic, major, many, market, meaningful, military, minor, moderate, modern
modest, monetary, moral, more, most, municipal, national, necessary, needed, needful, neoliberal, new, numerous, ongoing, organizational, oriented, other, own, parliamentary, partial, particular, past, piecemeal, political, popular, positive, possible
practical, previous, procedural, progressive, projected, promised, proposed, radical, ranging, reaching, real, reasonable, recent, regulatory, related, religious, required, revolutionary, salutary, same, sanitary, scale, serious, several, significant, similar, small
social, socialist, socioeconomic, specific, structural, style, subsequent, substantial, successful, such, suggested, sweeping, systemic, term, thorough, unpopular, urgent, useful, valuable, various, very, welfare, wise
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