0 causing a major change to something or someone, especially in a way that makes it or them better:
The whole experience was transformational.
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Such a theory stresses the transformative and educational possibilities of architecture.
Finally, transformative state multiculturalism brings substantive diversity and strengthens indigenous critical consciousness.
This methodology engages people in a transformative process of change by cycling through multiple iterations of action and reflection.
Promoting transformative learning enables community volunteering to provide meaningful roles for seniors, and promotes citizenship participation and the social economy in an ageing society.
Reconstructing the preoccupations of the period and applying them to literary texts can be transformative.
Second, that it was, perhaps because of these divisions, a transformative experience in terms of the ownership of land and the possession of political power.
Over time, then, an accumulation of such appropriations could have transformative effects on the dominant approach and the field.
The socially transformative proper ties of communication technology are nothing new.
