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Sorry for nitpicking but "radical" is also used as a noun, particularly when looking for roots of an algebraic expression, as well as in chemistry (free radical
by falcor84 3y ago
Sorry for nitpicking but "radical" is also used as a noun, particularly when looking for roots of an algebraic expression, as well as in chemistry (free radicals).
- nine_k 3y agoCertainly, a number of Latin adjectives turned into nouns in English, like radical, terminal, solid, tenant, etc. Same even happened to some verbs, like caveat or video. But what you can expect from a language that allows one to tape a talk, or to circle back about an ask?