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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit radicalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has adopted more extreme views or beliefs, often in a political or ideological context.
Example: "After spending time in that online community, I noticed he had become a bit radicalized in his views on social issues."
Alternatives: "somewhat extreme" or "a little radicalized".
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"The academic community is getting a bit radicalized about publishing," he said.
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And on a certain level I never deny its seriousness, but you become a bit inured to it on the beat... Knowing that it radicalized someone to the point of mass murder is unsettling to say the least". The connections between everyday online hostility and the murders were chillingly close.
A sect, radicalized by militant leaders, commits atrocities against another sect.
A bit.
— Go a bit mad.
A bit awkward?
Just a bit... disappointing.
A bit much?
A bit of hope.
A bit dramatic.
A bit higher.
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