radically
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrædɪkli/
radically means: In a way that changes something completely or makes it very different.
adverb
VERY GREATLYB2
In a way that changes something completely or makes it very different.
- Their views are radically different.
- The city has changed radically since my childhood.
- We need to radically rethink our approach.
AT THE ROOTC2
At the root or origin of something, especially a word.
- These words are radically related.
- The scholar considered the two forms radically identical.
- The spellings differ, but the words are radically the same.
Questions about radically
What does radically mean?
In a way that changes something completely or makes it very different.
What is radically in other languages?
Türkçe: kökten · Español: radicalmente · Français: radicalement · Deutsch: grundlegend · Italiano: radicalmente · 日本語: 根本的に
How do you pronounce radically?
It is pronounced /ˈrædɪkli/.
How do you use radically in a sentence?
Their views are radically different. The city has changed radically since my childhood.
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