to radicalize
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- verb
- /ˈrædɪkəˌlaɪz/
:
radicalizar
- The vast majority of those who answer this call are not crazy; they are radicalized.
- become radicalized
- radicalized youth
- increasingly radicalized
How many people became so radicalized on MAGA cruelty?
- How many people became so radicalized on MAGA cruelty?
- And then your absolute insanity radicalized me the other way.
- He wants to figure out a way to de radicalize people before it even comes up.
- I think that they're actively, actively, you know, radicalizing people in the wrong direction.
- How much of A part has that played in radicalising young men?
- And, and I think some of them, by the way, have been radicalized by their own platforms.
- And I want to reach out to young men, help de radicalize them, offer a a positive role model.
- I'll tell you how severe it got as well, that they basically said that I radicalised my mum, my mother.
- A lot of these LGBTQ transgender movements, these are terrorist groups that are radicalizing young people.
- I think that these folks were radicalized by this more than the War on Terror.
- And Trump, he's tried his whole life to try to be a tempered jurist, but Trump radicalizes moderate people.
- It's, it's all about radicalizing your own and, and making the other side seem seem scarier.
- And so part of the that year long course is yes, it's de radicalizing these men, but it's also treating them for PTSD from Guantanamo.
- We are in front of a fractured and radicalized Syrian society with a crisis affecting and even threatening the whole region.
Examples
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Competition for government handouts radicalized and fragmented politics, often making them violent and corrupt.
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Immigration was the polarizing issue, which raised the level of tension and radicalized both sides.
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And I want to reach out to young men, help de radicalize them, offer a a positive role model.
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I mean, listen, we we Facebook and YouTube radicalize people by by algorithm.
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He wants to figure out a way to de radicalize people before it even comes up.
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But what began to radicalize American anti slavery activists?
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College campuses are radicalizing young people.
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Nonetheless, many local leaders have been replaced by radicalized Taliban substitutes.
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And Trump, he's tried his whole life to try to be a tempered jurist, but Trump radicalizes moderate people.
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Many social media platforms have been criticized for their role in how they radicalize users by promoting extreme viewpoints.
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Etymology
Radicalize comes from radical, which goes back to Latin radix meaning 'root'. So to radicalize someone is like pulling their ideas down to the 'root' or deepest core, making their views much more extreme.