1. expressing or stating something in a different or clearer way
Usage: present participle of reformulate
2. changing the composition or structure of something, especially a product or substance
Usage: present participle of reformulate; often used in scientific or commercial contexts

Examples

• The teacher is reformulating the question to make it clearer.
• Scientists are reformulating the vaccine to improve its effectiveness.
• The company is reformulating their shampoo to remove harmful chemicals.
• She spent hours reformulating her thesis statement.
• The pharmaceutical team is reformulating the drug for better absorption.
• He kept reformulating his argument until it was convincing.
• The cosmetics brand is reformulating their products to be more natural.