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radically

/ˈræd.ɪ.kəl.i/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet «auf grundlegende oder tiefgreifende Weise; extrem oder von Grund auf». Es beschreibt Veränderungen, Ideen oder Handlungen, die weitreichend, extrem oder deutlich von der Tradition abweichend sind.

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adverb

/ˈræd.ɪ.kəl.i/B2formal
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet «auf grundlegende oder tiefgreifende Weise; extrem oder von Grund auf». Es beschreibt Veränderungen, Ideen oder Handlungen, die weitreichend, extrem oder deutlich von der Tradition abweichend sind.

An adverb meaning "in a thorough or fundamental way; extremely or drastically." It is used to describe changes, ideas, or actions that are far-reaching, extreme, or depart significantly from tradition.

  1. In a fundamental or extreme wayB2formal

    In a way that relates to the basic nature of something; completely or extremely.

    deradikal

    • The company radically changed its business model.
    • His opinion on the matter shifted radically after the debate.
    • The new technology radically improved production efficiency.

    Synonymebasicallycompletelyentirelyextremelyfundamentallyprofoundlythoroughlyutterly

    Antonymemarginallyslightlysuperficially

  2. In a thorough or drastic mannerC1formal

    In a way that is very different from what is usual or traditional.

    deRadikal

    • The government proposed a radically new approach to education.
    • She radically altered her diet to improve her health.
    • The landscape was radically transformed by the volcanic eruption.

    Synonymecompletelydrasticallyentirelyextremelyfundamentallyprofoundlyseverelythoroughly

    Antonymemarginallyslightlysuperficially

Formen
  • more radically comparative form
  • most radically superlative form
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