transitive verb
intransitive verb
-·ized·, -·iz·ing to make or become politically radical
radicalize
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radicalize
transitive verb
rad·i·cal·ized, rad·i·cal·iz·ing, rad·i·cal·iz·esTo make radical or more radical: “Many, probably most, of those have been radicalized by their experiences among the poor” ( Conor Cruise O'Brien )
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- rad′i·cal·i·za′tion
noun
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present radicalizes, present participle radicalizing, simple past and past participle radicalized)
- to make radical
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