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popular front
noun
- a coalition, usually temporary, of leftist and sometimes centrist political parties, formed against a common opponent, as fascism, and promoting social reform.
- any similar political coalition formed to achieve short-term goals.
popular front
noun
- often capital any of the left-wing groups or parties that were organized from 1935 onwards to oppose the spread of fascism
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Origin of popular front1
Example Sentences
These people represent the Never Trump faction which has set ideology aside for the moment in order to create a popular front to defeat Trump.
He may have divided the country, but he brought the Democrats together and inspired a popular front that's held fast for the last four years.
More specifically, he’ll be the beloved but decrepit figurehead of the semi-normal popular front of a fascist movement whose darkest and most compelling energies lie elsewhere.
Buckley overtly rejected what he called a “popular front” approach of accommodating the far right, even as he aimed for a “big tent” conservatism that implicitly welcomed it.
Voice cloning is another popular front in AI music production.
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