game-changing
- adjective
- /ˈɡeɪmˌʧeɪndʒɪŋ/
- Her research on renewable energy sources is considered game-changing by many scientists.
I hate to keep saying game changing, but for creators, these are it.
- I hate to keep saying game changing, but for creators, these are it.
- And this is AI think a potentially game changing innovation.
- All right, I'm going to share with you the most spectacular, game changing, life altering gift.
- It's going to be game changing worldwide, Global Jack.
- This is a game changing product that you can use before a night out.
- Like this is totally game changing.
- Having my closet cleared out now is game changing.
- And if you do, you can have a freedom that is is game changing.
- This is the Mac paint pot in soft ochre and it is game changing.
- The only gates I keep in mind are in our yard, which is why I want to share a game changing dog food Spot and Tango.
- Being able to see colors more vividly because it's backlit and things like that are absolutely game changing and life changing.
- So it's going to hold water that goes right on top like that and that is your game changing cutting setup.
Examples
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From personal experience, I can say that acupuncture was game-changing for me in neural recovery.
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It's been game changing for people's lives when they've acted on it.
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This is a game changing product that you can use before a night out.
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This was beyond a doubt a game changing invention.
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So today we will invest to deliver in full these game changing reforms.
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For the second time in a month, a U.S. President delivered a game-changing performance.
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These shoes certainly are game-changing and transformative.
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Israel is also leading the way with game-changing green innovations that will reduce CO2 emissions.
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Last week, he had a game-changing 78-yard punt return for a touchdown against the Eagles.
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The introduction of electric vehicles is a game-changing development for the automotive industry.
Synonyms
Makes a big change to a person or situation
Very important and likely to change many things
Very important and able to affect the whole world
Antonyms
How Impactful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Game-changing comes from the simple parts game and change, like a move in a sport that suddenly changes the score or the rules. So something game-changing has a big effect on what happens and can make the usual result very different.