Radical 

• one who advocates revolutional social movement, in sociology, often contrasted with "reformist",
• In chemistry, an atom or molecule with at least one unpaird electron (see radical (chemistry)),
• In mathematics, a radical is the root of a quantity with a radical sign (see radical (mathematics) and,
• In linguistics, a part of a Chinese character (see radical).

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