Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

party-spirit

noun

/ˈpɑːrti ˈspɪrɪt/

Definition

A sense of loyalty or enthusiasm towards a particular political party, group, or cause, often leading to a desire to support or promote that party’s interests over others.

Examples

The senator spoke passionately about the need to foster party-spirit among constituents.
During the election season, party-spirit was at an all-time high in the community, with gatherings and rallies happening every weekend.
Critics argue that too much party-spirit can lead to divisiveness and a lack of collaborative governance.

Meaning

Party-spirit refers to the strong emotional attachment and support for one’s political party or group, which can sometimes result in biased views or actions favoring that party.