Meaning & Definition of word "Revolutionary"

Revolutionary

/ˌrɛvəˈluːʃənəri/

1. a person who acts to promote or bring about political or social change, especially one who is engaged in a revolution.
- Example: She was considered a revolutionary for her efforts in advocating for civil rights.
2. a person who advocates for or brings about major change or innovation in any field.
- Example: As a revolutionary in technology, he developed software that changed the way we process data.

1. relating to or involving a complete or radical change or transformation.
- Example: The invention of the internet has had a revolutionary impact on communication.
2. engaged in or promoting political revolution.
- Example: The revolutionary leader rallied the people to rise against the oppressive regime.

Derived from the word 'revolution', from Latin 'revolutio', meaning 'a turning around'.

revolutionary spirit:

The attitude of wanting significant change in society or politics.

revolutionary war:

A war in which a country wins independence from a ruling government.

revolutionary movement:

A social or political movement that seeks to overthrow the existing government.

uprising:

An act of resistance or rebellion; a revolt.

insurrection:

A violent uprising against an authority or government.

revolt:

To rise against or refuse allegiance to a government or authority.

Meaning: Game changer

Example Sentence: That new app is a real game changer in the industry.

Meaning: Disruptor

Example Sentence: He's a disruptor who challenges the traditional ways of doing business.