noun
- plural of antiparty; groups, movements, or individuals opposed to or acting against established political parties or party systems
Usage: often used in political science and journalism; typically refers to grassroots movements, independent candidates, or anti-establishment coalitions
Examples
- The rise of antiparties in recent elections reflects voter dissatisfaction with traditional political structures.
- Several antiparties emerged across Europe, challenging the dominance of center-left and center-right coalitions.
- Antiparties often appeal to voters seeking alternatives to conventional party platforms.
- The movement organized as one of the most vocal antiparties in the region.
- Political analysts debate whether antiparties strengthen or destabilize democratic systems.