Once and Radically

Once

Once adverb - At an earlier or previous time.

Radically and once are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Radically" instead an adverb "Once".

Radically

Radically adverb - In a radical manner.
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Synonyms for Radically

Once and radically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Once" instead an adverb "Radically".

Nearby Words: radical, radicalism, radicalize

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Dragon Age II Meaningful Echo: Carver can tell Hawke he's with them once in Act I and once in Act III, with radically different meanings each time.
  • The events of the battle unfold radically differently this time around, and once you watch the cutscene you get sent to the final dungeon.
  • Tabletop Game / The Hyborian Campaign Even accounting for the initial differences between Howard and Bath's Hynorias, the Hyboria that emerged once the dust settled was radically divergent from Howard's original setting.
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