1. alt right - Noun
2. alt right - Adjective
alt right (uncountable)
Alternative form of alt-right
alt right (comparative more alt right, superlative most alt right)
Alternative form of alt-right
(uncountable) An amorphous group of right-wing ideologies opposed to multiculturalism and egalitarianism by race and sex, mostly active on the Internet; often supportive of anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, homophobia, transphobia, white nationalism and white supremacy, adherence to which is sometimes claimed to be ironic.
Synonyms: alternative right, neo-reactionary, dissident right, far right
Antonym: alt-left
Coordinate terms: alt-left, alt-center, alt-light
(countable, rare) A member of the alt-right; an alt-righter.
alt-right (comparative more alt-right, superlative most alt-right)
Of or pertaining to the alt-right.
alt-Right
Alternative form of alt-right
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But the same spirit of rebellion that gave birth to Anonymous also gave birth to the alt-right, which formed in reaction to feminist critiques of video games and gamer culture. Source: Internet
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez keeps blaming the “alt-right” for attacking her for recent missteps, when the criticism of her has been far more broad-based. Source: Internet
Portland police stood by for more than two hours Saturday as alt-right and anti-police protestors faced off with guns, smoke bombs and even liquid-filled condoms during the 86th consecutive day of unrest in the Oregon city. Source: Internet
One of the techniques of the alt-right is to cloak extremist statements in post facto assertions they were done in irony, sarcasm, satire. Source: Internet
A few days later, alt-right figurehead Milo Yiannopoulos shared an image with his 2.5 million Facebook followers featuring the Twitter bios and profile pics of eight advocates at Google, many of them trans employees. Source: Internet
Attempting to revive its dwindling relevance and broaden its appeal beyond the hardline political fringes, the alt-right first meaningfully inserted itself into protests against the removal of Confederate monuments in May 2017. Source: Internet