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Meanings of change radically in English

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Usage of change radically in English
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However, that is set to change radically unless measures are taken.
The Irish Times
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So far, so sedate - however, things were to change radically by the evening.
The Irish Times
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Like a lot of country towns, it doesn't change radically.
The Irish Times
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If she got the house, her life would change radically.
The house
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Existing terrestrial providers will still exist, of course, but the business model will change radically.
The Irish Times
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Moreover, Jablonski also showed that selective forces can change radically during episodes of mass extinction.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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From that point on, Grandfather seemed to change radically.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
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But I do not believe he can change radically and permanently, except from one cause.
Flames
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The world as we know it is about to change radically as a result of Covid-19.
The Irish Times
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The weather in New Zealand can change radically so you need to be prepared for every season.
News.com.au
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Still, competition in individual markets will not change radically as the two companies have little geographic overlap.
Reuters
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In more ways than one, the landscape of this country could soon be about to change radically.
The South African
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Ames and Harding also took delight in trying to make each other's faces change radically in appearance.
Football Days / Memories of the Game and of the Men behind the B...
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All that is about to change radically.
Reuters
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Do people of mature age change radically when an enthusiastic influence is brought to bear upon them?
Bella Donna: A Novel
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As a result, the lives of the English working class were beginning to change radically for the better.
The Guardian
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