1. to make or become more radical in political or social views
Usage: third person singular present tense

Examples

• The professor’s harsh treatment radicalizes some students against the administration.
• Social media often radicalizes people by exposing them to extreme viewpoints.
• Economic inequality radicalizes communities that feel left behind.
• The government’s oppressive policies radicalize the opposition movement.
• Online echo chambers can radicalize individuals over time.
• War often radicalizes entire populations against their enemies.