revolutionary
adjective
[ rɛvəˈluːʃ(ə)n(ə)ri ]
• involving or causing a complete or dramatic change.
• "a revolutionary new drug"
Similar:
thoroughgoing,
thorough,
complete,
total,
entire,
absolute,
utter,
comprehensive,
exhaustive,
sweeping,
far-reaching,
wide-ranging,
extensive,
profound,
drastic,
severe,
serious,
major,
desperate,
stringent,
violent,
forceful,
rigorous,
draconian,
new,
novel,
original,
unusual,
unfamiliar,
unconventional,
unorthodox,
off-centre,
different,
fresh,
imaginative,
creative,
innovative,
innovatory,
innovational,
inventive,
ingenious,
modern,
ultra-modern,
state-of-the-art,
advanced,
avant-garde,
futuristic,
pioneering,
groundbreaking,
trailblazing,
disruptive,
rare,
unique,
singular,
unprecedented,
uncommon,
experimental,
untested,
untried,
unknown,
surprising,
strange,
exotic,
out of the ordinary,
newfangled,
left-field,
unhackneyed,
new-fashioned,
neoteric,
• engaged in or promoting political revolution.
• "the revolutionary army"
Similar:
rebellious,
rebel,
insurgent,
rioting,
mutinous,
mutinying,
renegade,
insurrectionary,
seditious,
factious,
insubordinate,
subversive,
rabble-rousing,
inflammatory,
agitational,
extremist,
anarchic,
revolting,
insurrectionist,
revolutionary
noun
• a person who advocates or engages in political revolution.
Similar:
rebel,
insurgent,
revolutionist,
Bolshevik,
mutineer,
insurrectionary,
agitator,
subversive,
guerrilla,
anarchist,
freedom fighter,
resistance fighter,
insurrectionist,
frondeur,
