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radical
adjective as in fundamental, basic
adjective as in deviating by extremes
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noun as in person who advocates significant, often extreme change
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Example Sentences
Farrells, the architecture practice he founded, announced his death "with deep sadness", saying: "Terry was frequently called a maverick, radical and a non-conformist which he relished."
Hinder said Blue Labour was about promoting a "radical left-wing economic alternative" that he claimed goes down well with Reform UK voters, or those minded to back Nigel Farage's party.
It could be a radical breakthrough in one of the thorniest questions in the UK - how to protect farming and food supplies, while also addressing the huge impacts they have on the environment and climate.
“This is part of an organized campaign of radical left terrorism.”
Shakur also joined the more radical Black Liberation Army whose members consisted of former Black Panthers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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