Disruptive
A word used to describe products or business models that change entire industries, usually by people whose products are just slightly different versions of existing things.
Examples
Examples:
- "Our disruptive technology will change everything." (our slightly different technology might help)
- "We're disrupting the market." (we're trying to compete)
- "This is truly disruptive." (this is different-ish)
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