Pronunciation: /raɪt wɪŋ/
noun a political position characterized by support for free enterprise and private ownership
A1 The right wing of the bird was injured and couldn't fly.
A2 The right wing of the political party is known for its conservative views.
B1 The right wing of the team scored the winning goal.
B2 The right wing politician gave a speech on immigration reform.
C1 The right wing of the government is pushing for tax cuts.
C2 The right wing of the military is responsible for strategic planning.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a right-wing political position
A1 The right wing political party won the election.
A2 She holds right wing views on immigration.
B1 The candidate's right wing policies appealed to conservative voters.
B2 The right wing media outlet is known for its biased reporting.
C1 The right wing government implemented controversial economic reforms.
C2 The professor's lecture analyzed the rise of right wing extremism in Europe.
formal The right wing party won the election with a majority of votes.
informal Some people believe the right wing is too extreme in their views.
slang I don't really agree with the right wing policies.
figurative The right wing of the building offers a stunning view of the city skyline.
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