Reshape

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Reinvention AspectPlay
Reshape hints at a significant overhaul, not just minor tweaks. SlideThe new CEO intends to reshape the entire organizational structure.
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Positive ConnotationPlay
'Reshape' often implies improvement or modernization of the previous state. SlideThe reforms will reshape outdated policies.
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Wide ApplicationPlay
Reshape can apply to physical objects, organizations, or abstract concepts. SlideThe invention of smartphones reshaped communication.