radical-change

Transformation from foundations

Radical-change describes transformation that goes to the root of something rather than adjusting surface features.

A radical change in policy doesn't tweak existing rules but replaces fundamental assumptions: The new CEO promised radical change in how the company operates.

The hyphenated form typically functions as a modifier: radical-change proposals, radical-change agenda.

political

revolution

Violent governmental overthrow

insurrection · uprising · reformation · abolition · democratization · decolonization · independence · liberation · secession · glasnost

technological

disruption

Forceful interruption of process

automation · digitization · paradigm shift · obsolescence · leapfrogging · singularity · advancement · electrification · industrialization · mechanization

personal

reinvention

Complete self-transformation

rebirth · conversion · turnaround · breakthrough · transformation · self-discovery · recovery · sobriety · rehabilitation · born-again

organizational

restructuring

Rearranging an existing framework

reinvention · transformation · rebranding · merger · acquisition · downsizing · reorganization · disruption · shakeup · reengineering

social

transformation

Thorough change in form

equality · desegregation · emancipation · abolition · reform movement · social upheaval · generational shift · consciousness-raising · awakening · liberation

Opposites
degree of transformation

radical-changefine-tuning

Small precise optimization adjustments

tinkering · evolutionary change · tweaking · small steps

continuity vs. disruption

radical-changestasis

State of inactivity

status quo · stability · continuity · preservation · maintenance

Family

radical, radically, radicalism, radicalize, radicalized, radicalizing, radicalization, radix, eradicate

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