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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
They said they “strongly oppose this radical green speech mandate that California seeks to impose on companies.”
Only one scene really has an impact: Ben runs into a nerd-revolutionary, adorably played by Michael Cera, who seems like a little brother of Leonardo DiCaprio’s addled old radical in “One Battle After Another.”
Republicans in Congress and the conservative attorney general of Texas External link, Ken Paxton, are separately investigating what they call the firms’ “radical agenda.”
But radical right-wing influencers have an appeal because there are so few moderate conservative institutions left.
“These extremists only care about their radical base regardless of the impact to America,” Rep. Ken Calvert of Corona said in a social media post.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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