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rightish

[ US /ˈɹaɪtɪʃ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. tending toward the political right

How To Use rightish In A Sentence

  • And as for the leftish flavor of Wright's messages, God knows the rightish ministers feel free to preach about social and political issues, so I suppose turnabout is fair play.
  • She had taken the not abnormal route to mainstream, rightish orthodoxy by a basic grounding in left-wing student activism. THE SCAR
  • Conservatives have disagreed with the President before, on issues like “No Child Left Behind”, domestic spending and the Harriet Miers nomination, but this deviation from rightish orthodoxy was treated as the Unforgivable Sin. Immigration
  • When you sit down at a table you'll notice there are brightish green papers everywhere.
  • The rejection of the rightist Harper and the rightish Martin is a clear message from Canadians: we want a more socially progressive society, not less.
  • I thought Io was kind of green and brightish with spots… This looked more like Europa to me? Where In The Universe #90 | Universe Today
  • But in l'affaire Wulff, the rightish Welt and the leftish Süddeutsche Zeitung are suddenly in bed together, and the rest have piled in, whatever their ideological enmities. Big, Bad Wulff
  • There is, however, at least one brightish spark in all this gloom. Times, Sunday Times
  • When G.W. Bush was elected, those on the rightish side of things were quite happy to relax, knowing that their guy was going to do things well. Shan Wells: The Audacity of Impotence
  • But he was a distinct Australian type, thin, hollow – cheeked, with a brightish brittle, red skin on his face, and big, dark, incensed – looking eyes. Kangaroo
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