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hard right
[ hahrd rahyt ]
noun
- the extreme right wing of a political or social organization.
adjective
- noting or relating to the extreme right wing; extremely conservative.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of hard right1
Example Sentences
His suggestion drew outrage from politicians of the hard right and left, who say that France is considering "sharing" its nuclear arsenal.
âI lost all my independence. Iâm trying to get that back. I used to just depend on myself, but thatâs so hard right now,â he said, pointing his hands toward the sky.
âItâs kind of hard right now to digest what itâs going to look like on the floor,â James acknowledged.
He also said he empathises with people who are still without electricity, but said his organisation is "prioritising as best we can" and "working extremely hard right around the clock".
âItâs hard right now,â said a woman who would give only her first name, Leticia, as she and her husband sold power drills and other construction tools out of their blue van.
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