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left-wing

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/ˈlɛftˌwɪŋ/
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(of a political viewpoint or ideology) advocating social equality, collective responsibility, and government intervention in the economy

  • The left-wing policies focused on increasing social welfare and reducing income inequality.
  • She joined a left-wing political party committed to environmental protection and workers' rights.
  • The left-wing candidate's platform included proposals for universal healthcare and expanded civil liberties.
  • The debate highlighted the stark differences between right-wing and left-wing approaches to economic reform.
  • His left-wing views influenced his support for policies aimed at addressing systemic racism and promoting social justice.