radicalism in Japanese
radicalism in Japanese is 急進主義 — radicalism means political or social beliefs and movements that push for fundamental, far-reaching change to the structure of society.
radicalism in Japanese
急進主義
Pronounced: kyuushinshugi
What does "radicalism" mean?
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noun Political or social beliefs and movements that push for fundamental, far-reaching change to the structure of society.
"The pamphlet traced the rise of radicalism among factory workers in the nineteenth century."
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radicalism in a sentence
- The pamphlet traced the rise of radicalism among factory workers in the nineteenth century.
- Her politics shifted towards radicalism after she joined the student union.
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What is "radicalism" in Japanese?
"radicalism" in Japanese is 急進主義. radicalism means: Political or social beliefs and movements that push for fundamental, far-reaching change to the structure of society.
How do you pronounce 急進主義?
"radicalism" in Japanese is 急進主義, pronounced "kyuushinshugi".
How do you use "radicalism" in a sentence?
Example: "The pamphlet traced the rise of radicalism among factory workers in the nineteenth century." In Japanese, "radicalism" is 急進主義.
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