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Definition of far left in English: far leftnoun the far leftThe extreme left wing of a political party or group. any opposition to her candidacy will come from the far left Example sentencesExamples - Student societies invite controversial people from the far left and far right to generate debate, especially at the beginning of term.
- He declared that "the far left has reduced anti-war protest to absurdity, not to say ignominy."
- Just as much hate and intolerance comes from the far left, and it makes me ill.
- The campaign has brought both the far left and the far right together in an unusual marriage of convenience.
- One result was his firm turn to the far left in politics.
- The divisions between the far right and the far left are so deep and wide as to be unbridgeable.
- The far left is weaker than it has been in decades.
- Ironically, the far left's hostility to EU expansion and reform is shared by Europe's far right.
- Many on the far left believed it possible to move on immediately from collective ownership to full national ownership.
- Groups on the far Left, led by the radicals, were in full cry, demanding thorough investigation of the scandal.
adjective Belonging to or representing the views of the extreme left wing of a political party or group. far left members of the party his radical far left policies Example sentencesExamples - And who knew there were so many far-right or far-left books?
- A woman called New York's far-left talk-radio station WBAI in support of a protest march.
- The party will never win until they get rid of the far left ideology.
- It's a far-left organization with emphasis on gay rights.
- Some of the far-left intelligentsia help to fuel the hostility, at least in academia.
- I couldn't care less whether that dictator's political bent is far-left or far-right.
- Didn't the press used to treat him as an interesting, quirky but fairly far left figure?
- He insisted on saying that he was for the Communist party, while I was far-left.
- I wasn't politically as far left as everybody else at the magazine.
- I have friends who are outrageously radical conservatives, and I have some far-left pinko friends.
Definition of far left in US English: far leftnoun the far leftThe extreme left wing of a political party or group. any opposition to her candidacy will come from the far left Example sentencesExamples - He declared that "the far left has reduced anti-war protest to absurdity, not to say ignominy."
- The divisions between the far right and the far left are so deep and wide as to be unbridgeable.
- The far left is weaker than it has been in decades.
- Just as much hate and intolerance comes from the far left, and it makes me ill.
- Ironically, the far left's hostility to EU expansion and reform is shared by Europe's far right.
- Groups on the far Left, led by the radicals, were in full cry, demanding thorough investigation of the scandal.
- The campaign has brought both the far left and the far right together in an unusual marriage of convenience.
- One result was his firm turn to the far left in politics.
- Many on the far left believed it possible to move on immediately from collective ownership to full national ownership.
- Student societies invite controversial people from the far left and far right to generate debate, especially at the beginning of term.
adjective Belonging to or representing the views of the extreme left wing of a political party or group. far left members of the party his radical far left policies Example sentencesExamples - Didn't the press used to treat him as an interesting, quirky but fairly far left figure?
- He insisted on saying that he was for the Communist party, while I was far-left.
- And who knew there were so many far-right or far-left books?
- The party will never win until they get rid of the far left ideology.
- A woman called New York's far-left talk-radio station WBAI in support of a protest march.
- It's a far-left organization with emphasis on gay rights.
- I wasn't politically as far left as everybody else at the magazine.
- I couldn't care less whether that dictator's political bent is far-left or far-right.
- Some of the far-left intelligentsia help to fuel the hostility, at least in academia.
- I have friends who are outrageously radical conservatives, and I have some far-left pinko friends.
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