Pronunciation: /ˈraɪtɪst/
noun a person who holds right-wing political views
A1 A rightist is someone who holds conservative political views.
A2 The rightist candidate won the election by a narrow margin.
B1 The rightist party has been gaining popularity in recent years.
B2 The rightist movement is known for its strong stance on traditional values.
C1 The rightist ideology often clashes with more liberal beliefs.
C2 The rightist leader's policies have sparked controversy and debate among the public.
adjective relating to or characteristic of right-wing political views
A1 The rightist political party won the election.
A2 She holds rightist views on immigration.
B1 The rightist candidate's policies are gaining popularity.
B2 The rightist group organized a protest against the new law.
C1 The rightist movement is gaining momentum in the country.
C2 His rightist beliefs often clash with those of his colleagues.
formal The rightist political party gained a majority in the recent election.
informal Some people consider him a rightist because of his conservative views.
slang I can't believe she's dating that rightist guy.
figurative His rightist beliefs are like a wall that he refuses to break down.
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