As a revolutioneer, she challenged the old order with bold ideas and fearless action.

The old pamphlet described him as a revolutioner who had dedicated his life to overturning the corrupt regime.

The revolutioners planned a midnight march to demand political reforms.

The historian argued that the counter-revolutionary pamphlets had little influence on the rural populace.

The government arrested a suspected counter-revolutionary after the protest.

The self-styled café revolutionary criticized the factory owners while sipping a latte.

The café revolutionaries met every evening to plan peaceful protests and publish a handwritten pamphlet.

She revolutionarily restructured the curriculum to focus on hands-on learning.

During the uprising, the government accused the counter-revolutionaries of sabotaging the peace talks.