Converse of object

• fight: They fight reformism, true enough, but they fight reformism from a centrist rather than from a Marxist position.

• challenge: So it was not possible to ideologically challenge reformism for a significant period of time.

Adjective modifier

• bourgeois: As a result, the coalition between big capital and bourgeois reformism has disappeared.

• parliamentary: No longer is socialism in Scotland dominated by the ideas of Stalinism or parliamentary reformism.

• left: This is not Bolshevism: it is left reformism.

• social: Thus, the theme of millennarian expectation has in the Bahá'í Faith been transformed into the theme of social reformism.

• social-democratic: Have not the politics of the SLP further crystallized into " ' left ' social-democratic reformism " ?

• radical: Radical reformism Reformism, it has to be repeated, involves more than maneuvering within established political structures.

Modifies a noun

• capitalism: Chavez, Lula, Morales... Can Reformism Fight Capitalism?

• fight: Chavez, Lula, Morales... Can Reformism Fight Capitalism?

Noun used with modifier

• year: For many years reformism was completely dominant and revolutionary organizations existed as a minority.

• union: But left wing leaders cannot, on their own, solve the problem of trade union reformism.

• trade: But left wing leaders cannot, on their own, solve the problem of trade union reformism.

Possessives

• left: Have not the politics of the SLP further crystallized into " ' left ' social-democratic reformism " ?

Preposition: without

• reform: He adds that later there " opened an era of reformism without reforms " .

Preposition: in

• movement: The predominance of class collaboration and reformism in the British labor movement has its roots in empire.