Definition of radically
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: in origin or essence
2
: in a radical or extreme manner
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Cruz-Diez wants to radically alter the way visitors perceive color.
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Lamont's pitch was not radically different from the four other Democrats who addressed the convention.
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Diplomats say the geopolitical landscape is not radically different from previous U.S. negotiations with North Korea, which all ultimately ended in failure.
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A few years ago, the tenor of such societal self-evaluations was radically different.
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Wouldn't the new wage scale radically alter the point value of each pick?
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The death of three-quarters of Latin America’s indigenous population radically altered the culture of many survivors.
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But there are occasions when perspectives are radically altered, new story lines emerge, and the field is caught by surprise.
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Magnitogorsk was built with radically insufficient resources and manpower in a location that suffered long, cold winters sometimes averaging below zero degrees Fahrenheit.
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First Known Use of radically
15th century
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