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/trɑːnsˈfɔːmətɪv/ · adjective
That causes a transformation; causing a notable and lasting change.
"You'll know the transformative effect that the Metro has had on the whole of Tyneside," says NCC [Northumberland County Council] leader Peter Jackson. "This new passenger line will have the same effect on southeast Northumberland. It's a transformative project and we're going to make sure it happens."
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Transformative means That causes a transformation; causing a notable and lasting change.
Common synonyms include transformatory, transmutative.
Possible antonyms include nontransformative.
"You'll know the transformative effect that the Metro has had on the whole of Tyneside," says NCC [Northumberland County Council] leader Peter Jackson. "This new passenger line will have the same effect on southeast Northumberland. It's a transformative project and we're going to make sure it happens."
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