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transformative

adjective as in power to change dramatically

Strong match

  • metamorphic

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The FA wants the women's game to stand on its own two feet and so offering equal FA Cup prize money is a single, simple, transformative step.

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The internet turned out to be more transformative than skeptics allowed, yet its effects on jobs arrived slower and in more unexpected places than boosters forecast.

A highborn Athenian named Thucydides recognized at once that a transformative conflict was beginning.

In Mr. Payne’s estimation, Franco was the “most successful dictator of modern times,” one whose “creative pragmatism” over 36 years produced stability and, eventually, transformative economic growth.

Participant and professional dancer Brandon Galvan describes the class as transformative.

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