Associations to the word «Reformatory»
Noun
- Offender
- Juvenile
- Inmate
- Parole
- Sentencing
- Prison
- Mansfield
- Pendleton
- Waiver
- Correction
- Bedford
- Detention
- Schools
- Probation
- Asylum
- Convict
- Institution
- Rehabilitation
- Jail
- Nursery
- Cottage
- Punishment
- Boys
- Indiana
- Warden
- Criminal
- Prisoner
- Pm
- Imprisonment
- Sentence
- Discipline
- Massachusetts
- Facility
- Prevention
- Irish
- Gang
- Penalty
- Refuge
- Hills
- Federal
- Reform
- Ohio
- Woman
- Ontario
- Boy
- Abuse
- Crime
- Matron
- State
- Orphanage
- Inspector
- Slavery
- Concord
- Classification
- Home
- Establishment
- Girl
- School
- Training
- Experiment
- Mercer
- Industrial
- Isa
- Act
- Redoubt
- Principle
- Aden
- Auburn
- Hospital
- Superintendent
- Jersey
- Security
- Confinement
- Escape
- Akbar
- Reformer
Adjective
Wiktionary
REFORMATORY, adjective. Of, pertaining to, or conducive to reform; reformative.
REFORMATORY, noun. A prison, especially one for juveniles; a reform school.
Dictionary definition
REFORMATORY, noun. Correctional institution for the detention and discipline and training of young or first offenders.
REFORMATORY, adjective. Tending to reform; "reformative and rehabilitative agencies"; "reformatory punishment".
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