Pronunciation

/rɪˌvəˈluːʃən/

Definitions

Noun

1. A sudden, complete, or radical change in the political, social, or economic structure of a country, especially one that involves replacing one form of government with another.
   • Example: The French Revolution marked a significant turning point in French history.
2. A series of rapid and dramatic changes, often in a particular field or industry.
   • Example: The digital revolution transformed the way we communicate and work.

Verb

1. To bring about or undergo a fundamental change, typically a social or political one.
   • Example: The society is striving for a peaceful revolution to address social inequalities.
2. To cause a sudden and dramatic change in a system or process.
   • Example: The new technology revolutionized the manufacturing industry.

Adjective

1. Characterized by or causing a revolution; revolutionary.
   • Example: A revolutionary new approach to education

Phrases

• “Bring about a revolution” means to initiate a major change.
• “Social revolution” refers to a transformation in societal structures.
• “Technological revolution” denotes a rapid advancement in technology.

Example Sentences

• Noun: The Industrial Revolution sparked a period of unprecedented economic growth.
• Verb: She believes that this policy will revolutionize healthcare access.
• Adjective: The green energy movement is a revolutionary shift in our energy production.

Synonyms

• Upheaval
• Transformation
• Overthrow
• Reformation
• Breakthrough
• Disruption
• Shake-up