Definitions
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- adjective Not of or pertaining to
reform .
Etymologies
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non- + reform
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Examples
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They're just making a lot of noise and holding out for more nonreform reform provisions.
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I suppose if you don't vote for the health care nonreform bill, you must what, give up all health care except for straight paying the doctor?
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And here's the sweet part of this nonreform reform purchase: They're using our money to do it.
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While the White House, Congress and the shouters, doubters and pouters tie themselves in knots over health insurance reform, our good friends at the banks aren't even breaking a sweat in their effort to buy a nonreform banking bill.
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