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What (who) is ultra-radical - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
UltrA; Ultra (band); Ultra (company); Ultra (album)
ultra
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DESIGNATION ADOPTED BY BRITISH FOR MILITARY INTELLIGENCE FROM BROKEN ENEMY CODES
Ultra secret; ULTRA; Ultra (WWII intelligence); Ultra (World War II intelligence); Ultra (cryptography); Ultra program; Ultra (codename); Boniface (cover name)
I. a.
1.
Beyond.
2.
Extreme, radical.
II. n.
Ultraist, extremist, radical.
ultra
DESIGNATION ADOPTED BY BRITISH FOR MILITARY INTELLIGENCE FROM BROKEN ENEMY CODES
Ultra secret; ULTRA; Ultra (WWII intelligence); Ultra (World War II intelligence); Ultra (cryptography); Ultra program; Ultra (codename); Boniface (cover name)
¦ noun informal an extremist.
Origin
C19: an independent usage of ultra-, orig. as an abbrev. of Fr. ultra-royaliste.
Ultra
DESIGNATION ADOPTED BY BRITISH FOR MILITARY INTELLIGENCE FROM BROKEN ENEMY CODES
Ultra secret; ULTRA; Ultra (WWII intelligence); Ultra (World War II intelligence); Ultra (cryptography); Ultra program; Ultra (codename); Boniface (cover name)
·noun One who advocates extreme measures; an ultraist; an extremist; a radical.
II. Ultra ·adj Going beyond others, or beyond due limit; extreme; fanatical; uncompromising; as, an ultra reformer; ultra measures.
Wikipedia
Ultra (disambiguation)
Ultra is the codename for cryptographic intelligence obtained from German signal traffic in World War II.
Ultra may also refer to:
Examples of use of ultra-radical
1. The closure was imposed on Thursday following clashes with ultra–radical Jews resisting the planned pullout from the territory, the army said.
2. The closure was imposed on Thursday after clashes with ultra–radical Jews resisting the planned pullout from the territory, the army said.
3. Imran Waheed, representative for the ultra–radical Hizb ut–Tahrir Britain, says÷ "The proximity between some individuals and organisations in the Muslim community and the British government has serious implications for the real interests of our community.
4. Pol Pot, the "Brother Number One", died in 1''8 in his jungle hideout nearly 10 years after a Vietnamese invasion ended the ultra radical Khmer Rouge attempt to create an agrarian utopia.
5. Ahmadinejad criticism Parliament is controlled by Iran‘s right wing, but many deputies have voiced unease with Ahmadinejad‘s ultra–radical style that many fear is pushing the country back into international isolation.