Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hard-right
Adjective
/hɑrd raɪt/
Definition
The hard-right refers to a conservative political ideology that is characterized by an uncompromising belief in traditional values, free market principles, and strong nationalism, often accompanied by resistance to progressive social changes.
Examples
- The candidate’s hard-right stance on immigration polarized voters.
- Many hard-right groups rally for reduced taxes and deregulation.
- The party shifted further to the hard-right in response to public sentiment.
Meaning
The term hard-right typically describes a faction within the political spectrum that holds extreme conservative views and often advocates for strict immigration policies, limited government intervention, and a return to traditional social norms.
Synonyms
- Far-right
- Extreme right
- Radical right
