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Engaged in or promoting political revolution
“It brought an end to twenty years of revolutionary upheaval and a return of the Stuart dynasty to the throne.”
Involving or causing a complete or thorough change
“Following the fiasco, the company would undergo a revolutionary change in its ethos.”
Far beyond the norm in terms of public opinion
“Many are yet to be convinced by his crazy, revolutionary ideas.”
Radically new or different
“Eddie's guitar-playing was considered revolutionary at the time.”
In opposition to a majority or official opinion
Advocating communism
Characterized by major progress
Remarkably influential or groundbreaking, shaking societal norms
Favoring confrontational or violent methods in support of a political or social cause
Being or involving the first attempt, act, or thing of its kind
Causing, or in a state of, developmental change or progress
A person who takes part in a rebellion
“The article contained not a single image of a weapon or violent action by a revolutionary against any agent of the state.”
A person who favors rapid and sweeping changes especially concerning laws and methods of government
“Frei, who likes to call himself a revolutionary in the field of economics, social affairs, and politics, will never be more than a reformist bourgeois.”
A person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims
A person who supports or believes in equality in the sharing of resources
The quality of being seditious
An advocate of modernization or change
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