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Adjective(1) (2) markedly new or introducing radical change(3) relating to or having the nature of a revolution(4) advocating or engaged in revolution(5) rebellious(6) new(7) progressive
Noun(1) (2) a radical supporter of political or social revolution

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(1) Most farmers are really interested in innovation, but automatic milking might seem too revolutionary .(2) They started painting outdoors, which itself was considered to be quite revolutionary .(3) He became a revolutionary socialist when he was a young journalist working on Scotland's Daily Record.(4) Epidemic smallpox surfaced first in Boston, that hotbed of revolutionary fervor.(5) That appointment was revolutionary , for never in its more than one hundred years in St Lucia had a native son held the top job.(6) Last but not least was the fact that the revolutionary movements were isolated internationally.(7) Later, after the move to London, the revolutionary changes in publishing technology, there was no longer any such cause.(8) And they had a more revolutionary idea: They might help patients recover from relapses once they happened.(9) He warns that revolutionary struggle is difficult, but that winning is u2018the hardest of allu2019.(10) Within the class, only the u2018alienatedu2019 worker is truly revolutionary .(11) While a video might not seem revolutionary , the execution was.(12) Even revolutionary politics may be articulated in terms of constitutional categories.(13) Sounds awful touchy-feely, but sometimes the most revolutionary ideas are touchy-feely.(14) I think it's going to be quite revolutionary in the corporate world.(15) Can rap be reformed to become a truly revolutionary cultural movement?(16) The reforms that started in 1991, are bringing in more and more revolutionary changes.