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radical
adjective
1 concerning or relating to the basic nature or root of something; fundamental; intrinsic.
2 far-reaching; thoroughgoing radical changes .
3 in favour of or tending to produce thoroughgoing or extreme political and social reforms.
4 relating to a political group or party in favour of extreme reforms.
5 med said of treatment: with the purpose of removing the source of a disease radical surgery .
6 bot from or relating to the root of a plant.
7 maths relating to the root of a number.
8 linguistics relating to the roots of words.
9 slang fine, excellent; radically and admirably up to date. Often shortened to rad (see rad1 adjective ).
noun
1 a root or basis in any sense.
2 someone who is a member of a radical political group, or who holds radical political views.
3 chem within a molecule: a group of atoms which remains unchanged during a series of chemical reactions, but is normally incapable of independent existence free radical .
4 maths the root of a number, usually denoted by the radical sign (?).
5 linguistics the root of a word.
[14c: from Latin radicalis , from radix root]
radicalism noun
1 the beliefs and opinions of radicals, especially a set of ideas which advocates more substantial social and political change than is supported by the political mainstream.
2 extreme thoroughness.
radically adverb .
radicalness noun .
adjective
1 concerning or relating to the basic nature or root of something; fundamental; intrinsic.
2 far-reaching; thoroughgoing radical changes .
3 in favour of or tending to produce thoroughgoing or extreme political and social reforms.
4 relating to a political group or party in favour of extreme reforms.
5 med said of treatment: with the purpose of removing the source of a disease radical surgery .
6 bot from or relating to the root of a plant.
7 maths relating to the root of a number.
8 linguistics relating to the roots of words.
9 slang fine, excellent; radically and admirably up to date. Often shortened to rad (see rad1 adjective ).
noun
1 a root or basis in any sense.
2 someone who is a member of a radical political group, or who holds radical political views.
3 chem within a molecule: a group of atoms which remains unchanged during a series of chemical reactions, but is normally incapable of independent existence free radical .
4 maths the root of a number, usually denoted by the radical sign (?).
5 linguistics the root of a word.
[14c: from Latin radicalis , from radix root]
radicalism noun
1 the beliefs and opinions of radicals, especially a set of ideas which advocates more substantial social and political change than is supported by the political mainstream.
2 extreme thoroughness.
radically adverb .
radicalness noun .
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