revolutionary

• Relatif à une révolution ou qui provoque un changement complet et radical, souvent dans un contexte politique, social ou technologique. Peut aussi qualifier ce qui est extrêmement novateur ou en avance sur son temps.

Describes something that involves or causes a complete or dramatic change, often in a political, social, or technological context.

1. Involving or causing a complete changeB2formal

   Relating to or involving a dramatic or complete change in a system, method, or way of thinking.

   révolutionnaire (qui provoque un changement complet)

   • The invention of the internet was a revolutionary development.
   • Her revolutionary ideas transformed the field of medicine.
   • The company introduced a revolutionary new product.

   Synonymesdrasticgroundbreakinginnovativenovelpioneeringradicalsweepingthoroughgoing

   Antonymesconservativeconventionalevolutionarygradualincrementaltraditional

2. Relating to political revolutionB2formal

   Engaged in or supporting a political revolution against an established government or system.

   Révolutionnaire (relatif à la révolution politique)

   • The revolutionary leader was arrested by the government.
   • Revolutionary movements often arise in times of economic hardship.
   • They published a revolutionary manifesto calling for change.

   Synonymesinsurgentinsurrectionaryinsurrectionistmutinousrebelrevolutionistseditioussubversive

   Antonymescounterrevolutionaryestablishmentloyalistreactionaryroyalist

• Nom désignant une personne qui prône ou participe à une révolution, cherchant généralement à renverser le système ou le gouvernement établi.

A noun referring to a person who advocates for or participates in a revolution, typically seeking to overthrow an established system or government.

1. Political activistB2formal

   A person who actively participates in or advocates for a revolution, especially a political one.

   Révolutionnaire (activiste politique)

   • The revolutionary was arrested for leading the uprising.
   • Many revolutionaries fought for independence in the 18th century.
   • He was considered a revolutionary by the government.

   Synonymesfreedom fighterguerrillainsurrectionistrebelrevolutionistsubversive

   Antonymescounterrevolutionaryloyalistreactionary

2. Radical innovatorB2formal

   A person who introduces or supports radical changes in a field, such as science, art, or technology.

   Innovateur radical

   • Einstein was a revolutionary in the field of physics.
   • The artist was a revolutionary who challenged traditional painting styles.
   • She is a revolutionary in the world of digital marketing.

   Synonymesgroundbreakerinnovatorpioneerreformertrailblazervisionary