blimpish Synonyms
Strongest:
- faithful
- dowdy
- ultraright
- devoted
- steady
- tory
- steadfast
- ultrarightist
- fogyish
- conventional
- staunch
- stanch
- true-blue
- stodgy
- neoconservative
- loyal
Strong:
- standpat
- set
- orthodox
- traditional
- old-fashioned
- old-school
- fuddy-duddy
- traditionalistic
- unprogressive
- ossified
- square
- conservative
- reactionary
- true
- fogeyish
- right-wing
Weak:
Strongest:
- broad-minded
- open-minded
- unconventional
- unorthodox
- nonorthodox
- nontraditional
- broad-minded
- nonorthodox
- radical
- revolutionary
- progressive
- progressive
- nonconventional
- nonconservative
- open-minded
- nontraditional
- liberal
- radical
- unorthodox
- revolutionary
- extremist
- nonconservative
- nonconventional
- unconventional
- extremist
- liberal
Strong:
- advanced
- modern
- antiestablishment
- contemporary
- antitraditional
- large-minded
- advanced
- anticonventional
- nonconformist
- modern
- anticonventional
- antiestablishment
- antitraditional
- large-minded
- nonconformist
- contemporary
Weak:
blimpish Meaning
blimpish (s)
pompously ultraconservative and nationalistic
blimpish Sentence Examples
- His blimpish attitude towards innovation stifled progress within the company.
- She displayed a blimpish resistance to change, preferring traditional methods over modern approaches.
- The blimpish manager insisted on maintaining strict hierarchical structures in the workplace.
- His blimpish demeanor alienated younger employees who sought a more inclusive work environment.
- The blimpish politician clung to outdated ideologies, ignoring the shifting tides of public opinion.
- Despite advancements in technology, he remained stubbornly blimpish in his refusal to embrace automation.
- The company's blimpish policies hindered diversity and inclusion efforts.
- His blimpish views on gender roles clashed with the progressive values of the organization.
- The blimpish board of directors resisted suggestions for corporate social responsibility initiatives.
- Overcoming the blimpish mindset of entrenched leadership became a significant challenge for the organization's growth.
FAQs About the word blimpish
pompously ultraconservative and nationalistic
faithful, dowdy, ultraright, devoted, steady, Tory, steadfast,ultrarightist, fogyish, conventional
broad-minded, open-minded, unconventional, unorthodox, nonorthodox, nontraditional, broad-minded, nonorthodox, radical, revolutionary
His blimpish attitude towards innovation stifled progress within the company.
She displayed a blimpish resistance to change, preferring traditional methods over modern approaches.
The blimpish manager insisted on maintaining strict hierarchical structures in the workplace.
His blimpish demeanor alienated younger employees who sought a more inclusive work environment.
