Meaning Of The Word Reformatory
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Reformatory Meaning
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What's The Definition Of Reformatory?
reformatory in American English
an institution to which young offenders convicted of lesser crimes are sent for training and discipline intended to reform rather than punish them reforming or aiming at reform adjective: serving or designed to reform noun: a penal institution for reforming young offenders, esp. minors reformatory in British English noun: (formerly) a place of instruction where young offenders were sent for corrective training |
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