right-wing in Greek
right-wing in Greek is δεξιός — right-wing means the conservative side of politics, generally favouring free markets, traditional social values, strong national identity and limited state intervention in the economy.
right-wing in Greek
What does "right-wing" mean?
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noun The conservative side of politics, generally favouring free markets, traditional social values, strong national identity and limited state intervention in the economy.
"The party's right wing pushed back against the tax rise."
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adjective Belonging to or characteristic of the conservative side of politics. Usually written right-wing before a noun.
"A right-wing government took power after the election."
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noun In football, hockey and similar sports, the attacking position on the right-hand side of the pitch, or the player filling it.
"He started the second half on the right wing."
right-wing in a sentence
- The party's right wing pushed back against the tax rise.
- She built a career on the right wing of the movement.
- A right-wing government took power after the election.
- The paper has a distinctly right-wing editorial line.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "right-wing" in Greek?
"right-wing" in Greek is δεξιός. right-wing means: The conservative side of politics, generally favouring free markets, traditional social values, strong national identity and limited state intervention in the economy.
How do you pronounce δεξιός?
"right-wing" in Greek is δεξιός, pronounced "dexios".
How do you use "right-wing" in a sentence?
Example: "The party's right wing pushed back against the tax rise." In Greek, "right-wing" is δεξιός.