far
- adjective
- /fɑr/
- Steve was typical of many expatriates living in a Far Eastern enclave consisting mostly of other expats.
- far-right movement
- far-left agenda
And her comment was that all those far right people are happy.
- And her comment was that all those far right people are happy.
- Not isolated to a single group of weird far left Northeast schools.
- So that is associated with being far right, not not far left.
- And these people are to say far left would be very generous.
Examples
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The politician's views are considered extremely radical, especially among those who identify as far right.
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In this context, the nationalism of the far right will continue to be significant.
Academic text (1994) -
And her comment was that all those far right people are happy.
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So that is associated with being far right, not not far left.
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-We know the far right is growing fast.
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- But Manchester United in the Far East is just phenomenal, really.
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Well, I'm so happy to find out that you're not as far left as I thought.
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Many people find the policies proposed by the far left to be quite controversial and extreme.
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In recent years, the far right has gained significant support in several European countries.
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Idioms
Children often look and behave like their parents
Compounds
A UN group that helps Asian and Far Eastern countries develop their economies
How Extreme
Surface Forms
Etymology
Far in phrases like 'far left' comes from the same old English feor 'distant', used as a picture of distance from the center. So a 'far' position is one that is far from the middle, which is why it means an extreme view.