1. Plural of antiradicalism; opposition to or rejection of radical political, social, or ideological movements and their goals.
Usage: Usually used in historical or political contexts; Often refers to organized or ideological opposition to radicalism

Examples

• The various antiradicalisms of the 19th century sought to preserve existing social hierarchies.
• Historians have documented different forms of antiradicalism across European nations.
• Conservative antiradicalisms emerged as a response to revolutionary movements.
• The government's antiradicalisms were reflected in its restrictive policies.
• Political antiradicalisms often emphasized gradual reform over revolutionary change.