Phase and Revolution

Phase

Phase noun - A certain way in which something appears or may be regarded.

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Revolution and phase are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Revolution" instead a noun "Phase".

Nearby Words: phased, phaser, phasing, phasic

Revolution noun - A rapid turning about on an axis or central point.

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Phase and revolution are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Phase" instead a noun "Revolution".

single	single phase	single revolution
entire	entire phase	entire revolution
violent	violent phase	violent revolution
new	new phase	new revolution
Other adjectives: early, next, subsequent, last, magical, lunar.

La Nuit de Varennes ("The Night of Varennes"), a film by Ettore Scola which tells the story of the Flight to Varennes and the early phase of the French Revolution as seen through the eyes of the passengers of a stage coach that happens to follow on the tracks of the royal family's coach.

Source: Useful Notes / The French Revolution aka: French Revolution
The most famous/notorious phase of the revolution, centering on the Reign of Terror, lasted a single year (1793-1794).

Source: Briefer Than They Think
The Revolution Will Not Be Civilized: Galt has been stuck in the "Reign of Terror" phase of its revolution for about half a century now, with no end in sight.

Source: Tabletop Game / Pathfinder

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