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Meanings of radically in English

In a thorough or complete manner.

To an extreme degree.

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Examples for "good"
Examples for "good"
1
Not just America this time-Europe, Russia, China-anywhere with resources and good minds.
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August
2
Of course, people need housing, they need food, they need good education.
The new yorker
3
Another good question, because we have certainly seen that happen this year.
Reuters
4
Economic news coming out of Northern Europe, including Germany, has been good.
Reuters
5
Given the latter case, the former problem is probably a good thing.
The Irish Times
1
Commissar Thembi Msane said cases of gender-based violence must be thoroughly investigated.
The South African
2
Foster: I thoroughly enjoyed my experiences in the film industry thus far.
Reuters
3
That said; it may be best to thoroughly research cash- related decisions!
The South African
4
Despite extensive investigation, desensitization remains a thoroughly characterized, yet poorly understood, process.
Pubmed
5
The water back home was dangerous and had to be thoroughly boiled.
The new yorker
1
Find some way to make amends; to help them sleep soundly again.
Complete Books of Blood
2
The servants in this house sat up all night; I slept soundly.
The Life and Letters of Maria Edgeworth, Volume 2
3
I slept soundly at night and had good reason to do so.
Amberville
4
The noise in the room below had prevented him from sleeping soundly.
The Go Ahead Boys and the Racing Motor-Boat
5
He still couldn't believe he had gone to sleep, and so soundly.
The drawing of the three
Usage of radically in English
1
The case could radically change the way the company operates in Europe.
Reuters
2
It said the two countries' asylum strategy needed to be radically reviewed.
The Guardian
3
Above all, you will radically change the terms of the political debate.
Reuters
4
Aviation interiors simply don't change this radically, certainly not with any speed.
Wired
5
We hear, utterly anew, phrases hardly unknown today, just radically racially inverted.
The Guardian
6
That changed radically about a year later, when daily fantasy sports emerged.
Wired
7
As a result of my heartfulness practice, my activism has radically changed.
Feminist dot com
8
A carbon price can radically change the viability of oil sands projects.
Reuters
9
Because both presidential candidates -in radically different ways -promised change.
The Guardian
10
Though he'd performed the working before, the circumstances had been radically different.
Imajica: Complete Edition
11
Coronavirus has radically worsened the games industry's endemic problems, say union activists.
The Guardian
12
The civil service performance bonus system should be abolished or radically changed.
The Irish Times
13
Men and women show radically different developments regarding their intended future careers.
The Guardian
14
It was this past season, however, that his successes-andfailures-wereradically amplified.
Ebony
15
They wanted to change music radically, and Boulez took a leading role.
The Irish Times
16
The two men are radically different but in other ways strikingly similar.
The South African
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Radically through the time
Radically across language varieties
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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