Totally Radically Amazinglyawesome

People who know inside they are awesome.

Some people wake up saying i am totally radically amazinglyawesome.

by Tyson Ritter February 3, 2010

sexual radicalization

the process by which you overexpose yourself to sexual stimuli burning through your natural, God-given sexual response and begin requiring increasingly deviant material to illicit a response. To cover the shame of your addiction and lack of will power, you announce you were born deviant and anyone who says otherwise is a bigot. You become increasingly interested in grooming children into your deviancy because you subconsciously envy their innocence. You also believe that the younger a child begins parroting advocacy for your deviancy, the more likely the public will be in believing it is inborn.

Sexual radicalization is scary! That guy used to be totally normal and now he's into horse porn.

by simblemyne_ May 20, 2021

The Radical Left

Is a character from The Venture Bros on Adult Swim. Adult Swim could probably be suing you over that.

Hym "Yeah, the Radical Left is probably copyrighted... You could sue Ben Shapiro for using that for his political propaganda."

by Hym Iam February 4, 2025

trans inclusive radical misandry

Someone who holds misogynistic views towards women, but is trans-inclusive.

Someone who is trans inclusive radical misogynistic (TIRM) does not include being transgender into their beliefs. They only see if someone identifies as a man or woman.

"You hate trans women because they're transgender. I hate them because they're women and have cooties."

"dude. you got those trans inclusive radical misandry type of beliefs."

by robloxlover96 July 23, 2023

Zoinga to the Radical

An exclamation of when something is zoinga to the most radical degree. Common slang word for the year 2049

“The Martian Wars were zoinga to the radical!”

“Did you see her outfit? it was definitely zoinga to the radical.”

by Zoinga to the radical January 19, 2024

Hoc Est Radicalismus Fallacy

A fallacy where someone dismisses arguments by labeling them "radical," "extremist," or "fringe." The label functions as social dismissal: if it's radical, it's outside acceptable discourse and doesn't need engagement. The fallacy lies in treating marginality as falsity, ignoring that many truths were once radical and that social position doesn't determine correctness. It's argument from respectability—confusing what's acceptable with what's true.

"I proposed significant structural changes to address inequality. Response: 'That's just radical extremism.' That's Hoc Est Radicalismus Fallacy—using the label as a dismissal, not engaging the proposal. Maybe it's radical; maybe it's what's needed. The label doesn't tell you; thinking does. But labeling avoids thinking."

by Dumu The Void March 2, 2026