Definition of far right in English: far right
noun the far right The extreme right wing of a political party or group.
‘while the far right may gain some seats, it is far from gaining power’
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‘So far neither the Social Democrats nor the Christian Democrats have found a coherent strategy to deal with the far right.’ ‘In Western Europe the far right castigates the European Union (EU) as an agent of globalization.’ ‘There was actually no net increase in the combined vote of the far right at all, compared with 1995.’ ‘Another new development in Europe in the 1980s and 1990s has been the emergence of parties from the Far Right.’ ‘What led to the confrontation with the far Right?’ ‘Some European conservative parties now seem to consider coalitions with the far right as a viable option.’ ‘People who call themselves progressives are lining themselves up with the Far Right in America.’ ‘Unlike many other populist standard-bearers of the far right, he was not anti-Semitic - but he was unashamedly anti-immigration.’ ‘The co-opting of the Union Jack by various fascist groups has been so successful that the flag is widely seen today as an emblem of the far right.’ ‘It is instructive to see how obvious similarities surface in the political ideas of the far left and the far right.’ adjective Belonging to or representing the views of the extreme right wing of a political party or group.
‘their far right ideology’
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‘It is thought that those responsible for the attack were a far right group, rather than Lyon football fans.’ ‘JFK would be considered a far right radical by today's standards.’ ‘Far-right candidates came ahead in several key towns and cities that will put them in pole position in the second round on March 30.’ ‘The Interior Minister said police had arrested around 100 far-right protesters who refused to leave following the end of the demonstration.’ ‘"I may not be as far right as some of the tea party members, but I would definitely consider myself a person of the tea party movement."’ ‘They seized computer hard drives, weapons and far-right propaganda material.’ ‘In fact you would look at Nixon, who we regarded as far right back then, as positively Marxist today.’ ‘The alternative can't be a far right party with a very limited constituency and an openly divisive agenda.’ ‘Their opinions are certainly not centre-right, they are far right.’ ‘Police erected security barriers in anticipation of possible protests by far-right and far-left extremist groups.’