revolutionize — to change something completely and fundamentally
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to change something completely and fundamentally
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌrevəˈluːʃənaɪz/
Korean meaning: 완전히 혁신하다, 혁명적으로 바꾸다
Korean pronunciation: 레**볼**루셔나이즈
Example Sentences
- AI chatbots revolutionized customer service, making humans wonder if they should update their resumes.
- Steve Jobs revolutionized the smartphone industry with the iPhone.
- Streaming services revolutionized entertainment, making people forget what TV schedules even are.
revolutionize
VERB//ˌrevəˈluːʃənaɪz//
to change something completely and fundamentally
Advanced robots revolutionize the traditional car manufacturing process
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Organize to modernize, then revolutionize!
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Origin
From French 'révolutionner', derived from Latin 'revolutio' meaning a turning around or rotation, from 'revolvere' (re- + volvere, to turn). The sense of 'complete change' developed from the concept of a fundamental turning or reversal.
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“AI chatbots revolutionized customer service, making humans wonder if they should update their resumes.”
“Steve Jobs revolutionized the smartphone industry with the iPhone.”
“Streaming services revolutionized entertainment, making people forget what TV schedules even are.”
“The printing press revolutionized the spread of knowledge in the 15th century.”
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