noun
radical faction; radical group
Refers to a group or faction within a larger organization (political party, movement, etc.) that advocates for rapid, fundamental change. Often used in political contexts.
党内の急進派が、より大胆な改革を求めている。
The radical faction within the party is demanding bolder reforms.
穏健派 is a moderate faction favoring gradual reform, in contrast to the radical stance of 急進派.
Compound of 急進 (rapid progress, radicalism) and 派 (faction, group). The term is a straightforward Sino-Japanese construction.