(きゅうしん)

きゅうしん
noun
radicalism; radical (political) advance
politics
1. radicalism; radical advance
A stance or movement that seeks rapid, fundamental change in politics or society, often rejecting gradual reform in favor of sweeping transformation.
急進(きゅうしん)(てき)改革(かいかく)(もと)める
To demand radical reform.
The radical faction is in conflict with the moderate faction.
That political party gathered support by advocating radical policies.

Refers to political or ideological positions that push for rapid, fundamental change rather than gradual reform. Often used in news reporting and political discourse. The word carries a neutral-to-negative connotation depending on context.

Common collocations

  • 急進(きゅうしん)(てき): radical (adjectival form)
  • 急進(きゅうしん)(): radical faction; radicals
  • 急進(きゅうしん)主義(しゅぎ): radicalism (as an -ism)
  • 急進(きゅうしん)左派(さは): radical left
  • 急進(きゅうしん)右派(うは): radical right

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