0 past simple and past participle of revolutionize
1 to completely change something so that it is much better:
Newton's discoveries revolutionized physics.
It revolutionized our cosmic perspective, suggesting that life was a fundamental property of the universe.
Cladistics has revolutionized systematics, overturning some traditional taxonomic categories and firmly establishing others.
Increasingly, the dialectic between anthropocentrism and pluralism was revolutionized time and again by stunning discoveries in physics.
After the inference revolution, the psychophysics of thresholds was revolutionized by the new metaphor of the mind as a statistician.
The widespread availability of digital multimedia has revolutionized the way in which space sciences content can be shared with informal science education audiences.
Its use has revolutionized our understanding of tsetse behaviour and ecology, and it is now being used increasingly elsewhere in entomology.
It was this revolutionized commercial practice that initiated a process of reflection from which the concept of the chemical compound emerged.
It is the structures of language, thought and feeling underpinning social and economic relations which need to be revolutionized via symbolic change.
