righter
- adjective
- /ˈraɪtər/
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- Actually, Kamala Harris, and I think she's far farther right than Joe Biden was much further right, yes.
Even within the Orthodox you have settlers which are very much to the right.
- Even within the Orthodox you have settlers which are very much to the right.
Examples
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Many people argue that the righter faction of the party is influencing its future policies.
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In the recent election, the righter candidates gained more support among conservative voters.
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His views on taxes are righter than those of his opponent, indicating a more conservative approach.
Synonyms
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1.0
Toward the side opposite to left
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4.9
Having conservative political views that support lower taxes and stricter immigration rules
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7.3
Having conservative political ideas
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6.8
Toward more conservative political views and policies
Being slightly supportive of conservative political ideas
Antonyms
How Right-wing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Righter comes from right, from the old English riht, which could mean 'straight' and also the 'right' side. So calling something righter means it is 'more to the right' in position or in politics.