conservative Antonyms
Strongest:
- nonconservative
- radical
- liberal
- extremist
- nontraditional
- nonconservative
- nonconventional
- progressive
- radical
- unorthodox
- revolutionary
- unorthodox
- liberal
- unconventional
- nontraditional
- progressive
- nonconventional
- revolutionary
- unconventional
- extremist
Strong:
- advanced
- broad-minded
- broad-minded
- modern
- antiestablishment
- nonorthodox
- antiestablishment
- large-minded
- modern
- advanced
- open-minded
- contemporary
- nonorthodox
- contemporary
- nonconformist
- large-minded
- nonconformist
- open-minded
Weak:
Meaning of conservative
conservative (n)
a person who is reluctant to accept changes and new ideas
a member of a Conservative Party
conservative (a)
resistant to change, particularly in relation to politics or religion
conservative (s)
having social or political views favoring conservatism
avoiding excess
unimaginatively conventional
conforming to the standards and conventions of the middle class
conservative Sentence Examples
- The conservative homeowner preferred to fix the leaky faucet himself rather than call a plumber.
- The museum exhibit explored the rise of conservatism in the early 20th century.
- The investor took a conservative approach, choosing low-risk stocks over high-growth options.
- The spicy dish was too much for her conservative palate.
- The debate raged on, with conservatives arguing for limited government intervention.
- She wore a conservative dress for the job interview, wanting to appear professional.
- The art critic praised the artist's use of bold colors, a departure from her usual conservative style.
- The town council voted on a conservative budget proposal to maintain current spending levels.
- He expressed his conservative views on social media, sparking a heated discussion.
- While initially hesitant about the new technology, she eventually embraced it in a more conservative way.
FAQs About the word conservative
a person who is reluctant to accept changes and new ideas, a member of a Conservative Party, resistant to change, particularly in relation to politics or religi
traditional, orthodox, unprogressive, loyal, old-line, traditionalistic, true, die-hard, standpat, staunch
nonconservative, radical,liberal, extremist, nontraditional, nonconservative, nonconventional, progressive, radical, unorthodox
The conservative homeowner preferred to fix the leaky faucet himself rather than call a plumber.
The museum exhibit explored the rise of conservatism in the early 20th century.
The investor took a conservative approach, choosing low-risk stocks over high-growth options.
The spicy dish was too much for her conservative palate.
