Radical meaning in English

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Definition

radical: new, original; drastic, extreme; cool, awesome adjective
a radical: a person with extreme views or beliefs noun
  • "It's going to be radical!"
  • "'The march may be infiltrated by liberal radicals intent on spreading anti-American propaganda and denouncing traditional American values."
  • "A radical change from the old logo!"
  • "In my humble opinion, all of these radical crazies need to take a giant chill pill, but since I am supposed to remain somewhat objective, I will try to find some middle ground."
  • "Rogers, known for his radical and innovative buildings, has designed a structure which resembles a snail."

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