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nonradical

  • a word derived from radical.
    radical
    adjective
    of or going to the root or origin; fundamental.

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Paperless Post is also aiming for neutral, though of the nonradical variety, with a new line of Write Your Reps postcards offered among its pastel baby shower invitations and thick-stock personal stationery.

From New York Times Apr. 20, 2017

I hope she continues her enlightening work, in the same nonradical manner.

From Time Magazine Archive

Newspapers still squirm under requirements for rigid self-censorship, and even nonradical students tend to be alienated by the generals' power to fire offending professors at will.

From Time Magazine Archive

Two nonradical students got up a petition calling on President Nixon to reverse Mitchell's decision.

From Time Magazine Archive

That is hyperbolic; such changes did not occur until a broader nonradical public became disillusioned.

From Time Magazine Archive