CEFR B2

radically

adverb

Meaning

In a way that is very different from the usual or traditional way; extremely.

Examples

The internet has radically changed the way we communicate.
She felt that her life had been radically altered by the accident.

Synonyms: greatly, fundamentally, drastically, profoundly

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radically (B2)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ˈrædɪkli/

Definition

In a way that is very different from the usual or traditional way; extremely.

Examples

The internet has radically changed the way we communicate.
She felt that her life had been radically altered by the accident.
He proposed a radically different approach to solving the problem.

How to Use radically

radically change (collocation): To make a very significant and fundamental alteration to something. — "The new law will radically change how businesses operate."
radically different (collocation): Completely unlike something else; having no similarities. — "Her second novel was radically different from her first."
radically alter (collocation): To modify something in a very extreme or fundamental way. — "The economic crisis radically altered the government's spending plans."

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