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Discover Ludwig"radical nature" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it when discussing a person who is known for having strong, often extreme views: "He is known for his radical nature when it comes to social issues."
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Radical Nature is mostly puerile tosh.
(This dilutes the work's radical nature somewhat).
The radical nature of his work was in its newfound, hard-won simplicity.
Such confusion, hope and fear are not unexpected given the radical nature of the project.
It is easy for us to forget the radical nature of Kenneth Grahame's curmudgeonly character.
The impression left by Radical Nature is one of self-indulgence, not practical intellect.
Some think the radical nature of the scene scares the uninitiated.
Despite their evident power and undeniably radical nature, the paintings here aren't aging well.
Looking back, Welch realises the radical nature of what he and so many others were doing.
This has done little to change Americans' belief in the "radical" nature of the Brotherhood.
Sceptics have been taken aback at the radical nature of the suggested transformation.
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