misreform

/mɪsˈriːfɔrm/

Definitions

1. noun

A change or alteration that is not for the better, especially in a system, institution, or social structure.

“The misreform of the country’s economy led to widespread poverty and unemployment.”

2. verb

To alter or change something in a way that makes it worse, especially in a system, institution, or social structure.

“The government’s policies misreformed the education system, leading to a decline in student performance.”

Synonyms

  • deformation
  • distortion

Antonyms

  • redemption
  • reform