far-right
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- adjective
- /fɑr raɪt/
- Literature
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- We would identify this group as radical far-right Christians or the religious right.
- far-right groups
- far-right party
- far-right political
They say one thing and there's even a nuance within the far right Christian nationalist movement.
- They say one thing and there's even a nuance within the far right Christian nationalist movement.
- And they'll magnify that to say that, you know, our far right group is going to save the nation.
- W is only going to go so far right before we're in just a oil wells, right?
- But they were everyone agrees they were a fascist far right party.
- As you say, there was a part of COINTELPRO that was aimed at kind of far right and white supremacist groups.
- So I was with the Three Percenters, which are mostly veterans, far right group.
- And and and you know, that doesn't turn you into a far right Nazi people.
- So the same is with those whom Russian propaganda holds far right or Nazis in the government.
- So so far right that any challenge whatsoever to it is dangerous.
- Many of these people and organizations are various formations of right wing far right organizations.
- Instead, we send far left crazies and far right crazies.
Examples
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She definitely does match up with those sort of far right views during the show.
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There is certainly no shortage of issues that could be the target of a far-right protest vote.
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And I mean the Christian far right and the Tea Party when I say that last line.
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We stand together with those under threat from the far right, wherever it may be, anywhere on this planet.
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Marine Le Pen's far-right party came first, winning 25% of the vote.
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The Republican Party has pandered too long to the far-right side, and it has gotten what it deserves.
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For years, Colson and his allies have labored to build an ecumenical coalition of far-right religious groups.
Academic text (2010) -
Other Christian groups (especially the megachurches) are known for their far-right, anti-gay activism.
Academic text (2010) -
The plaintiffs were supported by the usual far-right figures like Phyllis Schlafly and the Eagle Forum.
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In the recent elections, the far-right party gained significant support, alarming many progressive voters.
Synonyms
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4.9
Having conservative political views that support lower taxes and stricter immigration rules
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Against social or political change and wanting society to go back to how it was
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Having conservative political ideas
Opposed to social or political change and wanting to return to older ways
Not supporting liberal political ideas or policies
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Etymology
Far-right comes from joining far ('at a great distance') with right (the political 'right', meaning conservative). So it literally means being very far on the political right, which is why it describes extreme conservative or reactionary views.