Political Parties

verb to officially join or become a member of a group or organization

adjective closely associated with or connected to an organization

• The university is affiliated with several research institutions.
• She's affiliated with the local charity organization.
• I heard he's affiliated with that new startup company.
• The artist's work is affiliated with the surrealism movement.

noun A political party that advocates for a communist form of government and society

• The Communist Party is a political party that advocates for a classless society.
• I heard that the Communist Party is gaining support in the upcoming election.
• The Communist Party is all about sharing the wealth, man.
• Joining the Communist Party felt like joining a family that fights for equality.

noun a political party in the United States that typically supports conservative policies and values

• The Republican Party is one of the two major political parties in the United States.
• Did you hear about the latest news from the Republican Party?
• The Republican Party is often referred to as the GOP.
• The Republican Party is like a well-oiled machine when it comes to fundraising.

noun a person who holds right-wing political views

adjective relating to or characteristic of right-wing political views

• The rightist political party gained a majority in the recent election.
• Some people consider him a rightist because of his conservative views.
• I can't believe she's dating that rightist guy.
• His rightist beliefs are like a wall that he refuses to break down.

noun a group or organization of individuals with similar political beliefs and goals

• The Socialist Party is a political organization that advocates for socialist policies.
• I heard that the Socialist Party is gaining popularity among young voters.
• The Socialist Party is all about sticking it to the rich and powerful.
• Joining the Socialist Party is like joining a movement for social change.