one party; one faction; one clique
Refers to a single political party, faction, or group as one side among others. Often used in political compounds and phrases such as 一党支配, 一党独裁, and 一党一派.
One-party rule continued in that country for a long time.
This bill cannot be passed by one party alone.
Reporting must not be biased toward any one party or faction.
One party has dominated this country for many years.
派閥 refers to a faction within a larger party or organization, whereas 一党 refers to an entire party or clique treated as one unit.
一党 can mean a political party or a faction of people, whereas 一味 more specifically suggests conspirators or a criminal gang.
両党 refers to two political parties being discussed together, while 一党 refers to a single party, the direct numerical opposite.
一党 means one political party or faction, while the homophone 一統 means unification or bringing something under single rule.
Standard kanji spelling; common in political contexts such as 一党支配 and 一党独裁.
Numeral spelling; most likely in headlines, statistics, or compact political writing.
A transparent Sino-Japanese compound: 一 means 'one' and 党 means 'party, faction, or group.'