transformative
transformative — adjective
- transformativepositive
- more transformativecomparative
- most transformativesuperlative
1. describes something that produces a very big and usually positive change in a si
describes something that produces a very big and usually positive change in a situation, a person's life, or the way something works — for example, a training programme that opens up a new career, or a new technology that changes how people learn.
The leadership programme had a transformative effect on David's career.
transformative effect on + person
Putri believes that education can be a truly transformative force in rural communities.
transformative force in + context
Meeting a mentor was a transformative experience that changed Yasmin's view of her own abilities.
The city's investment in green spaces has brought about transformative improvements to people's daily lives.
For many patients, this new treatment has proved genuinely transformative.
- revolutionary
stronger — suggests a complete overthrow of the old system, not just major improvement
- life-changing
more personal and emotional; usually about an individual's experience
- groundbreaking
focuses on being the first of its kind, not necessarily the size of the change
- innovative
emphasises newness and creativity rather than the scale of impact
- negligible
too small or unimportant to make any noticeable difference
- superficial
affecting only the surface, not producing deep or lasting change
用法筆記
Commonly used before nouns such as effect, experience, change, and power. Often appears with intensifiers like truly, genuinely, deeply.