0 past simple and past participle of revolutionize
1 to completely change something so that it is much better:
Newton's discoveries revolutionized physics.
The development of gas phase sequencing from non-covalent supports (glass fibres and various polymer membranes) revolutionized the sample preparation possibilities.
These revolutionized the way that clinicians viewed family members, and had a general effect of improving communication between clinicians and informal carers.
This process revolutionized the commercial distribution of photography by introducing a small post card size print commonly called a carte de visite.
And during the 20th century the dialectic between anthropocentrism and pluralism was revolutionized time and again by stunning discoveries in astronomy and cosmology.
Its physical character was recast, its social structures revolutionized, its complexity hugely magnified.
The discovery and use of arsenical solutions in dipping vats for treating cattle to protect them against ticks revolutionized tick and tick-borne disease control programmes.
At about the same time, they began publishing archaeological theory and methodology that revolutionized the discipline.
It is the structures of language, thought and feeling underpinning social and economic relations which need to be revolutionized via symbolic change.
