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transformative

[ trans-fawr-muh-tiv ]

adjective

  1. causing a radical and typically positive change in outlook, character, form, or condition: Voting is a culturally and socially transformative action.

    It's difficult to put into words how transformative and enriching it is to study abroad.

    Voting is a culturally and socially transformative action.



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Other Word Forms

  • ܲ·ٰԲ·ڴǰ··پ adjective
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Word History and Origins

Origin of transformative1

First recorded in 1660–70; from Medieval Latin ٰԲڴǰīܲ, equivalent to Latin ٰԲڴǰ-, stem of ٰԲڴǰ, + -īܲ -ive ( def ); transform ( def )
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The only way you get transformative research is by having something to transform in the first place.

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The department added that a review of dental services was under way, but said the budget allocated "is not sufficient to meet the needs of the current service, let alone introduce the kind of transformative change that is needed".

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There’s something symbolic and transformative about that that I have really enjoyed, and I didn’t expect it.

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The inclusion of before photos on placards in each room adds a dramatic touch, showcasing the transformative power of design.

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Trump proclaimed his 2020 trade deal with China to be “transformative.”

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