well-reˈformed, ppl. a.
| 1656 Cowley Pindar. Odes, Plagues Egypt xvi, The sacred cheare That new begins their well-reformed Year. 1657 J. Gauden in J. Watts Scribe etc., To Rdr. 9 A bed-rid Church (whose once well reformed Religion seems not onely decayed, but dying and deplored). |