right wing
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Definition
Noun: - A political position or group characterized by support for traditional values, social hierarchy, authority, and limited government intervention in the economy. It is often associated with conservatism and a belief that established institutions and practices should be preserved or changed cautiously.
Usage
The term "right wing" is used to describe a political ideology, a faction within a political party, or the collective supporters of such views. It is commonly used in political discourse and analysis. - The party's right wing strongly opposed the new social welfare policies. - Analysts noted a shift to the right wing in the country's political landscape.
Advanced Usage
- "on the right wing": Used to specify someone's position within this political spectrum.
- As a politician on the right wing, her focus was on fiscal responsibility.
- "right-wing" (as a hyphenated adjective): Describing nouns related to this political position.
- The newspaper is known for its right-wing editorial stance.
Variants and Related Words
- Right-winger (noun): An individual who holds right-wing political views.
- He was a prominent right-winger in the debate.
- Right-wing (adjective): Of or relating to the right wing.
- The group advocated for right-wing economic policies.
Synonyms
- Conservative
- Traditionalist
- Reactionary (often implies a desire to return to a previous state)
Antonyms
- Left wing
- Liberal
- Progressive
Related Phrases
- The right: A common shorthand for the right wing collectively.
- The proposal was criticized by both the left and the right.
- Far-right: Describing the most extreme segment of the right-wing spectrum.
- Far-right groups gained visibility in the election.
Noun
- those who support political or social or economic conservatism; those who believe that things are better left unchanged