Definition of radicalism in English:

radicalism

noun ˈradɪkəlɪz(ə)mˈrædəkəˌlɪzəm

mass noun

The beliefs or actions of people who advocate thorough or complete political or social reform.
his natural rebelliousness found an outlet in political radicalism
Example sentencesExamples
- He studied History at the City College of New York, then a hotbed of Left-wing radicalism.
- Radicalism and conservatism are merely two ways that one attempts to make sense of the world.
- There was high unemployment and religious radicalism was common.
- This provides us with the opportunity to further clarify the differences between Marxism and all forms of middle class radicalism on this important question.
- His social radicalism took shape after the First World War.
- This unexpected resurgence of popular radicalism set the scene for the century of upheaval that would follow.
- Her track record does not have much of radicalism about it.
- He identifies with the great tradition of radicalism in England.
- This is what happened in the sixties and early seventies, making radical feminism, and radicalisms of other varieties, possible.
- This was a region known for its political radicalism.

Definition of radicalism in US English:

radicalism

nounˈradəkəˌlizəmˈrædəkəˌlɪzəm

The beliefs or actions of people who advocate thorough or complete political or social reform.
his natural rebelliousness found an outlet in political radicalism
Example sentencesExamples
- There was high unemployment and religious radicalism was common.
- This unexpected resurgence of popular radicalism set the scene for the century of upheaval that would follow.
- This is what happened in the sixties and early seventies, making radical feminism, and radicalisms of other varieties, possible.
- He studied History at the City College of New York, then a hotbed of Left-wing radicalism.
- This was a region known for its political radicalism.
- His social radicalism took shape after the First World War.
- Radicalism and conservatism are merely two ways that one attempts to make sense of the world.
- He identifies with the great tradition of radicalism in England.
- This provides us with the opportunity to further clarify the differences between Marxism and all forms of middle class radicalism on this important question.
- Her track record does not have much of radicalism about it.

单词	radicalism
释义	Definition of radicalism in English: radicalism noun ˈradɪkəlɪz(ə)mˈrædəkəˌlɪzəm mass noun The beliefs or actions of people who advocate thorough or complete political or social reform. his natural rebelliousness found an outlet in political radicalism Example sentencesExamples He studied History at the City College of New York, then a hotbed of Left-wing radicalism. Radicalism and conservatism are merely two ways that one attempts to make sense of the world. There was high unemployment and religious radicalism was common. This provides us with the opportunity to further clarify the differences between Marxism and all forms of middle class radicalism on this important question. His social radicalism took shape after the First World War. This unexpected resurgence of popular radicalism set the scene for the century of upheaval that would follow. Her track record does not have much of radicalism about it. He identifies with the great tradition of radicalism in England. This is what happened in the sixties and early seventies, making radical feminism, and radicalisms of other varieties, possible. This was a region known for its political radicalism. Definition of radicalism in US English: radicalism nounˈradəkəˌlizəmˈrædəkəˌlɪzəm The beliefs or actions of people who advocate thorough or complete political or social reform. his natural rebelliousness found an outlet in political radicalism Example sentencesExamples There was high unemployment and religious radicalism was common. This unexpected resurgence of popular radicalism set the scene for the century of upheaval that would follow. This is what happened in the sixties and early seventies, making radical feminism, and radicalisms of other varieties, possible. He studied History at the City College of New York, then a hotbed of Left-wing radicalism. This was a region known for its political radicalism. His social radicalism took shape after the First World War. Radicalism and conservatism are merely two ways that one attempts to make sense of the world. He identifies with the great tradition of radicalism in England. This provides us with the opportunity to further clarify the differences between Marxism and all forms of middle class radicalism on this important question. Her track record does not have much of radicalism about it.
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