Definition of rightism in English:

rightism

noun ˈrʌɪtɪz(ə)mˈraɪdɪzəm

mass noun

The political views or policies of the right.
conservatism or rightism is an ideology that carries with it certain values
Example sentencesExamples
- Centrist rightism is not much different from centrist leftism, as we see from the kinship between Blair and the Aznar government in Madrid.
- To be honest, I usually pack in after about three clicks, despairing at the yah-boo sucks approach and infantile rightism of so many of them.
- Yet, this is so much more than a simple bout of radical rightism in American foreign policy.
- Radical rightism remained within the Republican party with Newt Gringrich's Contract With America campaign of 1994, and with Pat Buchanan's campaigns for the party's nomination in 1992 and 1996.
- William Kintner, a 25-year ASC veteran who left the CIA after 11 years as a planning officer and joined IAS in 1961, attacked the critics of extreme rightism in the, May, 1962.
- What Americans saw as exotic Islamist ‘fundamentalism’ in Iran concealed a kaleidoscopic brew of leftism, rightism, populism, nationalism, utopianism, messianism, fascism, and not least, gangsterism.
- They can accept that conservatism or rightism is an ideology that carries with it certain values and opinions, beliefs about the past, goals for the future.

Definition of rightism in US English:

rightism

nounˈrīdizəmˈraɪdɪzəm

The political views or policies of the right.
conservatism or rightism is an ideology that carries with it certain values
Example sentencesExamples
- Radical rightism remained within the Republican party with Newt Gringrich's Contract With America campaign of 1994, and with Pat Buchanan's campaigns for the party's nomination in 1992 and 1996.
- To be honest, I usually pack in after about three clicks, despairing at the yah-boo sucks approach and infantile rightism of so many of them.
- They can accept that conservatism or rightism is an ideology that carries with it certain values and opinions, beliefs about the past, goals for the future.
- Yet, this is so much more than a simple bout of radical rightism in American foreign policy.
- Centrist rightism is not much different from centrist leftism, as we see from the kinship between Blair and the Aznar government in Madrid.
- What Americans saw as exotic Islamist ‘fundamentalism’ in Iran concealed a kaleidoscopic brew of leftism, rightism, populism, nationalism, utopianism, messianism, fascism, and not least, gangsterism.
- William Kintner, a 25-year ASC veteran who left the CIA after 11 years as a planning officer and joined IAS in 1961, attacked the critics of extreme rightism in the, May, 1962.

单词	rightism
释义	Definition of rightism in English: rightism noun ˈrʌɪtɪz(ə)mˈraɪdɪzəm mass noun The political views or policies of the right. conservatism or rightism is an ideology that carries with it certain values Example sentencesExamples Centrist rightism is not much different from centrist leftism, as we see from the kinship between Blair and the Aznar government in Madrid. To be honest, I usually pack in after about three clicks, despairing at the yah-boo sucks approach and infantile rightism of so many of them. Yet, this is so much more than a simple bout of radical rightism in American foreign policy. Radical rightism remained within the Republican party with Newt Gringrich's Contract With America campaign of 1994, and with Pat Buchanan's campaigns for the party's nomination in 1992 and 1996. William Kintner, a 25-year ASC veteran who left the CIA after 11 years as a planning officer and joined IAS in 1961, attacked the critics of extreme rightism in the, May, 1962. What Americans saw as exotic Islamist ‘fundamentalism’ in Iran concealed a kaleidoscopic brew of leftism, rightism, populism, nationalism, utopianism, messianism, fascism, and not least, gangsterism. They can accept that conservatism or rightism is an ideology that carries with it certain values and opinions, beliefs about the past, goals for the future. Definition of rightism in US English: rightism nounˈrīdizəmˈraɪdɪzəm The political views or policies of the right. conservatism or rightism is an ideology that carries with it certain values Example sentencesExamples Radical rightism remained within the Republican party with Newt Gringrich's Contract With America campaign of 1994, and with Pat Buchanan's campaigns for the party's nomination in 1992 and 1996. To be honest, I usually pack in after about three clicks, despairing at the yah-boo sucks approach and infantile rightism of so many of them. They can accept that conservatism or rightism is an ideology that carries with it certain values and opinions, beliefs about the past, goals for the future. Yet, this is so much more than a simple bout of radical rightism in American foreign policy. Centrist rightism is not much different from centrist leftism, as we see from the kinship between Blair and the Aznar government in Madrid. What Americans saw as exotic Islamist ‘fundamentalism’ in Iran concealed a kaleidoscopic brew of leftism, rightism, populism, nationalism, utopianism, messianism, fascism, and not least, gangsterism. William Kintner, a 25-year ASC veteran who left the CIA after 11 years as a planning officer and joined IAS in 1961, attacked the critics of extreme rightism in the, May, 1962.
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