Anti-radical
opposed to radicalism or .
historical examples
an anti-radical upon the plan of the anti-jacobin might be of some use, provided it was well sustained.
the greville memoirs charles c. f. greville
in the early months of 1886 he was a flaming tory and anti-radical.
british political leaders justin mccarthy
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