radicle

"In the debates surrounding the Poor Laws, Mr. Smith positioned himself as a radicle, advocating for improved workhouses and education for the poor, but he stopped short of calling for the nationalization of land. "

"During the Third Republic in France, a radicle might have supported policies like expanding public education and separating church and state. "

"Despite being labeled a radicle by some, Maria insists her political views are simply based on fairness and equality. "

"In math class, we learned to find the radicle under the square root symbol. "

"When learning Chinese characters, identifying the "water" radicle in characters related to rivers, oceans, or rain can help you understand their general meaning. "

"In Arabic morphology, the radicle k-t-b forms the base for words like "kitab" (book), "kataba" (he wrote), and "maktab" (office). "

"The hydroxide radicle, OH, often acts as a single unit in chemical reactions, grabbing a hydrogen atom to form water. "

"Example Sentence:

"The scientist explained that the radicle can damage cells in our bodies, contributing to aging." "

"Given an ideal I in a polynomial ring, the radicle of I contains all polynomials that, when raised to some power, fall within I. "

"In the ring of integers modulo 12, the radicle consists of numbers like 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, and 10 because their powers are all divisible by a perfect square factor of 12 (either 4 or 9), making them "not good" in terms of unique factorization. "

"In advanced algebra, the radicle of a module captures the common part found where the module is "weakest," after considering all possible largest submodules. "

"The radicle of 12 (2 x 2 x 3) is 6 because it is the product of the distinct prime factors, 2 and 3. "

"After a few days in the damp paper towel, the radicle, a tiny root, emerged from the bean seed. "

"The tiny radicle emerging from the bean seed was the first sign that it would grow into a plant. "