Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

right-wing

adjective

/ˈraɪt wɪŋ/

Definition

Relating to the conservative or traditionalist side of politics, often associated with support for free market policies and a limited role of government in the economy.

Examples

The right-wing party proposed significant tax cuts for businesses.
In recent elections, right-wing candidates gained substantial support among voters concerned about immigration.
The article discusses the rise of right-wing movements across the globe.

Meaning

The term ‘right-wing’ typically refers to a political stance that emphasizes individual liberties, private property, and a preference for maintaining traditional social structures.