Radical
Pronunciation of Radical
/ɹˈadɪkə͡l/, /ɹˈadɪkəl/, /ɹ_ˈa_d_ɪ_k_əl/
Antonyms for radical:
Synonyms for radical:
Sense 1
cosmetic, seditious, radically, evolutionary, rebel, pacifist, far-out, unpredictable, anarchic, socialist, underlying, revolutionist, communist, foundational.
Sense 2
developmental, subversive, seismic, militant, quicksilver, hawk, bolshevik, shifting, gradual, civil, guerrilla, sit down, iconoclast.
Sense 3
fanatic, sweeping, rebellious.
Sense 4
Sense 8
away.
Sense 16
sharp.
bohemian
beatnik.
communist
communistic.
demonstrator
protester.
dissenter
Nonjuror.
dogmatist
fanatic
fanatical
grumbler
in opposition
instigator
insubordinate
latitudinarian
leftist
novel
radical
left.
rebel
mutineer, rioter, nonconformist.
reformer
socialist
unconventional
bottom (adjective)
foundational.
different (adjective)
extreme (adjective)
excessive, drastic, extreme, severe, ultra, intense.
fundamental, basic (adjective)
basal, thoroughgoing, constitutional, original, underlying, foundational, primary, organic.
major (adjective)
overenthusiastic (adjective)
progressive (adjective)
skeptical (adjective)
iconoclastic.
stupendous (adjective)
fab.
unorthodox (adjective)
heretical, dissident, hippie, unconventional, unorthodox, iconoclastic.
wide-ranging (adjective)
Sense 1 (noun)
Sense 3 (noun)
Sense 4 (noun)
civil, anarchic, guerrilla, underlying, foundational, rebel.
Sense 5 (noun)
cosmetic, quicksilver, far-out, developmental, gradual, away, radically, fanatic, evolutionary.
Sense 6 (noun)
agitator (noun)
beatnik (noun)
hippie.
demonstrator (noun)
rioter, protester.
detractor (noun)
enthusiast (noun)
fundamental (noun)
person who advocates significant, often extreme change (noun)
fanatic, rioter, pacifist, rebel, nonconformist, iconoclast, freethinker, subversive, mutineer, agitator.
radical (noun)
basic, new, ultra, immoderate, basal, radical sign, base, theme, stem, chemical group, root word, group, revolutionary, root, extremist, free radical.
reformer (noun)
revolutionist (noun)
Usage examples for radical:
- " This Solomin," Kollomietzev put in, " is an out- and- out radical and republican. - "Virgin Soil", Ivan S. Turgenev.
- I really must decline to introduce such a radical change." - "The Thin Red Line; and Blue Blood", Arthur Griffiths.
- One day she followed Terry all over town, fearing that he had an appointment with a well- known radical woman. - "An Anarchist Woman", Hutchins Hapgood.