Pronunciation

/rɪˌvəloʊˈʃənəri/

Definitions

Noun

A revolutionary is a noun that refers to:

1. A person who engages in or advocates for fundamental or drastic social, political, or economic change, often through armed struggle or upheaval.
2. A person who introduces or supports such changes, esp. in ideas or methods.
3. (Computing) A radical or innovative software update, typically one that brings significant new features or functionality.

Verb

To be revolutionary or be revolutionary about can be used as a verb to describe:

1. Advocating or supporting a revolutionary change or idea.
2. Causing or bringing about a revolutionary transformation.

Adjective

A revolutionary adjective describes something that is:

1. Dramatically new, innovative, or transformative.
2. Radically different from what has been done before.
3. Characteristic of a revolution or revolutionary movement.

Adverb

A revolutionarily adverb modifies actions or ideas, implying a revolutionary manner or extent.

Phrases

• “Be a revolutionary force” encourages someone to bring about change.
• “Revolutionary thinking” refers to unconventional or groundbreaking ideas.
• “Her work was revolutionary in its field.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The revolutionary leader inspired a generation with their ideals.”
• Verb: “His new business model was revolutionary, transforming the industry.”
• Adjective: “The smartphone’s user interface was revolutionary, making it intuitive and user-friendly.”
• Adverb: “He approached problem-solving in a revolutionary way, always seeking fresh solutions.”

Synonyms

• Radical
• Progressive
• Transformative
• Groundbreaking
• Disruptive
• Innovative
• Reformatory