Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

left-of-centre

Adjective

/lɛft əv ˈsɛn.tər/

Definition

A political ideology or position that favors social equality and government intervention in the economy.

Examples

Many left-of-centre politicians support universal healthcare.
The left-of-centre party proposed new reforms to improve education.
In the debate, she identified herself as leaning left-of-centre regarding social issues.

Meaning

Left-of-centre typically refers to individuals or parties that advocate for policies aimed at addressing social inequalities, often leaning toward progressive perspectives.