revolutionary

Converse of object

• exile: Marx and Engels, along with many other exiled revolutionaries, decided to return to Germany once the revolution had broken out.
• leave: Certainly the participation of most of the revolutionary left in a united campaign has been an important precondition of success.

Adjective modifier

• proletarian: But let the Belgian comrades name just one Bolshevik-Leninist comrade or one proletarian revolutionary who has been expelled from the Hotel Falcón!
• bourgeois: For the bourgeois revolutionaries, media freedom had been founded upon the absence of state controls and the private ownership of printing presses.
• Russian: The Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky developed the theory of permanent revolution.
• socialist: The Socialist revolutionaries, who had been freed from imprisonment, gave themselves up in fear of reprisals.
• communist: It was the communist revolutionaries such as Che Guevara, Fidel and Raul Castro who understood there can be no compromise with imperialism.
• French: MacDougall doesn't share Walter Scott's fear of the French revolutionaries.

Modifies a noun

• proletariat: If the revolutionary proletariat does not take power, Fascism will inevitably take it!
• struggle: Indeed the winning of reforms is very often the product of militant revolutionary struggle.
• socialist: What is less well known is that she was a revolutionary socialist.
• defeatism: Already in 1937, even before the war, Stinas held that the position of revolutionary defeatism also applied to the Soviet Union.
• Marxism: Why should not prankish history provide revolutionary bourgeois democracy with a leader from the school of orthodox, revolutionary Marxism?
• movement: We pay homage to the courage of the leaders of the first national revolutionary movement in Britain.

Modifying Another Word

• potentially: Issue 2- were the Kiel mutinies a potentially revolutionary threat?
• truly: From the depths of the masses come vibrant echoes to every bold word, every truly revolutionary slogan.
• hardly: New models may update a small feature but are hardly revolutionary.
• quite: I point out that this was a quite revolutionary declaration for him to make.

Noun used with modifier

• nothing: Nothing revolutionary, just the regular evolution that has seen the company good for a hundred years.
• anything: We don't claim that we are doing anything revolutionary with our music.