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Meanings of hard right in English
Spanish
derecha dura 
Synonyms
Examples for "far-right"
Examples for "far-right"
1
Police said the attacker made threats with language used by far-right supporters.
2
Police said the involvement of racist far-right groups has been ruled out.
3
I mean, we are faced with a far-right government if we leave.
4
The news organization has drawn criticism for promoting far-right, sometimes racist views.
5
Golden Dawn, Greece's far-right party, is certainly quick to seize its chance.
Usage of hard right in English
1
I broke my leg last year so exercise is hard right now.
2
In a way, she was the anti-Lieberman, hard right and totally fresh.
3
We are all working very hard right now to find your daughter.
4
Motioning me to stay put, he made a hard right and disappeared.
5
There were hard right angles everywhere, suitable for bumping knees and elbows.
6
It's very hard right now but that's the life of a goalkeeper.
7
I've been praying hard right along that the operation wouldn't cure Dick.
8
The so-called hard left meets the hard right in its hatred of 'liberals'.
9
He made a hard right, and fell back in behind his lead pilot.
10
As the first notes began, Julie said, It's hard right now.
11
When the road exploded ahead of them, Cav swerved hard right.
12
Mack slowed to fifteen by the time they got inside the hard right.
13
He took a hard right and started signing everything in front of him.
14
Retailing is supposed to be hard right now in this country.
15
Heat checked her mirrors, pulled a hard right to the curb, and stopped.
16
She marched off fifteen feet at a hard right angle from the hoop.
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Hard right through the time
Hard right across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common