Groundbreaking (adjective)

Revolutionary, innovative, and having a major impact or influence on a particular field or area of activity.

Origin:

The word was formed from the noun "groundbreak", which refers to the initial excavation or breaking of the ground for a construction project. the adjectival form, "groundbreaking" was derived from this noun and refers to something that represents a significant change or departure from the existing state of affairs.

Examples:

1. The new smartphone has a groundbreaking design that sets it apart from the other devices on the market.
2. Her groundbreaking research changed the way scientists think about the origins of the universe.
3. The film broke new ground in the way it dealt with sensitive social issues.
4. The new software has a groundbreaking approach to data analysis.
5. The company's new product line is a groundbreaking innovation in sustainable energy technology.