revolutionise
Verb
Meaning
fill with revolutionary ideas
change radically
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E-mail revolutionized communication in academe
Food security has revolutionise the food system discourse and communication with regard to food crises, recurring droughts and famines, leading to the creation of another term food insecurity.
Agronomy Chair Professor David Coventry is leading the University's participation in an Australian Centre for International Centre Research (ACIAR) project to revolutionise traditional cropping methods in Iraq.
Biotech is helping to revolutionise the formulation of cosmetic and personal care products, with huge leaps in the technology serving to enhance product efficacy, reduce costs and lowering the impact on the environment.
At the EIB Blockchain Challenge, the first competition of this kind organised at the EU bank, a group of 40-60 motivated coders will be invited to use blockchain and process automation technologies to revolutionise transaction processing.
Despite the potential for misuse and mismanagement, all agree that AI is has the ability to revolutionise customer experience over the next three to five years.