Definition of radically
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: in origin or essence
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: in a radical or extreme manner
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Again, their approaches here are as radically different as the companies are.
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The three dancers each gave powerful, articulate performances, creating two radically different couple pairings, both physically and emotionally.
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But that natural shifting over time is radically different than what has happened within the Republican Party since Donald Trump began running for the GOP nomination in June 2015.
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Not so long ago, this enormous base cut a radically different appearance.
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Didit’s vision for Gawker is radically different than that of the blog’s founder Nick Denton, whose approach to adversarial journalism exposed the website to costly litigation.
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In the first decades of the television era, film and TV were radically different media.
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The coalition talks have shown that Italian populism comes in radically different forms.
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Vanes Martirosyan opted for a radically different approach in his return from a two-year layoff.
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First Known Use of radically
15th century
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