adj. 1 having to do with the root or source; basic; fundamental; 2.very great or complete; extreme; 3 in favor of extreme changes in government or society
The radio station called the person running for office a radical.
The radio station called the person running for office a radical.
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What radical idea did Elizabeth Stanton propose at the Seneca Falls Women's Convention in 1848?
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His radical ideas could upend civilization as we know it.
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For what was the radical group that dominated Tule Lake calling?
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CHO is an aldehyde group or radical.
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The Copernican view of the solar system was originally regarded as radical.
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What causes Ocean's mom's radical change from good mother to absent mother?
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The priest's radical views made him a maverick among his fellow priests.
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The nihilist was filled with extreme pessimism and radical skepticism.
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The radical new car design may be a portent of things to come.
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What was perhaps the most radical idea in the Declaration of Independence?
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extremist; ultra; immoderate
moderate
3 syllables
rad-i-cal
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