radikulierter

Radikulierter is a nonstandard or rarely used form in German that would function as an adjective describing someone or something that has undergone radicalization. It is not widely attested in standard dictionaries, and in formal writing the more common forms are radikalisierter or radikalisierte, depending on grammatical gender and number.

In standard German, the process is described with the verb radikalisieren (to radicalize). The participle used attributively is typically radikalisierter (masculine singular), radikalisierte (feminine or plural), or the passive-style form radikalisiert when used as a finite verb. The noun corresponding to the process is Radikalisierung. Related terms include Radikal, Radikalismus, and extremismus, which frame the broader concept in political science, sociology, and security studies.

Usage notes and context: if encountered, radikulierter is usually considered a nonstandard or mistaken variant of radikalisierter. In academic or journalistic context, writers prefer the established forms to avoid ambiguity. The concept commonly appears in discussions of political extremism, social movements, or security policy, where scholars analyze factors that contribute to increased intensity of beliefs, affiliation, or actions.

See also: Radikalisierung, Radikal, Radikalismus, Extremismus, Politische Soziologie, Sicherheitsforschung.