right wing 
noun (the right wing)
1The conservative or reactionary section of a political party or system: a candidate from the right wing of the party...
- The real reason, of course, was the opposition from the radical right wing of the Republican Party.
- The book is innovative and does much to explain the development of a radical right wing in Polish political life during the twentieth century.
- The political coup by the radical right wing has already begun to provoke a political response from below.
With reference to the National Assembly in France (1789–91), where the nobles sat to the president's right and the commons to the left
2The right side of a team on the field in soccer, rugby, and field hockey: he reverted to his normal position on the right wing...
- It was a needlessly conceded free-kick out on the right wing, and as it was sent in across the edge of the six-yard box, the Milan players were queuing up to nod it home.
- The referee awards Ukraine a free-kick out on the right wing.
- Portugal win a free-kick on the right wing which is lobbed straight into Nikopolidis's air-space.
2.1The right side of an army: at Austerlitz in 1805 he commanded the right wing of the Allied army...
- He ordered his archers to ready their bows as the right wing of the Chin army came within range.
- Only the right wing of the Hanoverian army, led by Maj Gen Huske and Brig Cholmondley, held.
- In addition, military planners weakened the right wing by flirting with a double-wing envelopment.
adjective
Conservative or reactionary: a right-wing Republican senator...
- No other country possesses so many laws against right-wing extremism as Germany.
- Twenty years ago it was right-wing governments who took on and defeated the trade unions.
- It was an attempt by a weakened government to placate right-wing critics in Britain.
Synonyms
conservative, rightist, ultra-conservative;
blimpish, diehard;
reactionary, traditionalist, conventional, traditional, old-fashioned, unprogressive;
North American Birchite