tradIcalize

t. [Eng. radical; -ize.] To convert or turn to Radicalism. "Artisans and peasants of the shires, Liberal by tradition or Radicalized by the efforts of Nonconformist ministers."-London Daily Telegraph. răd-1-cal-lỹ, adv. [Eng. radical; -ly.] †1. Primitively, originally, e entially; without derivation. 2. As regards root or origin. "Tho' the word be radically derived from the Dutch word."-Howell: Letters, bk. i., § 6, let. 55. 3. In a radical manner or degree; fundamentally, e entially. "Yet they were radically distinct, and even opposite in their characteristics." -Athenœum, Dec. 20, 1884.