conservatism (Meaning)

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conservatism (n)

a political or theological orientation advocating the preservation of the best in society and opposing radical changes

Conservatism often emphasizes tradition and social order.
The rise of social media has challenged the traditional methods of conservative communication.
Environmental conservatism focuses on preserving natural resources.
Some argue that conservatism is a resistance to positive change.
The debate between conservatism and liberalism shapes many political discussions.
Fiscal conservatism promotes lower taxes and less government spending.
Her conservative views on gun control put her at odds with some voters.
The historical roots of conservatism can be traced back centuries.
Many young people are drawn to more progressive ideas than traditional conservatism.
While conservatism values stability, it can also adapt to changing circumstances.

a political or theological orientation advocating the preservation of the best in society and opposing radical changes

conservativeness, ultraconservatism, reactionaryism,traditionalism,neoconservatism, bigotry, fogeyism, fogyism, conventionalism, illiberalism

progressivism,liberalism, liberalism, progressivism, liberalness, neoliberalism, extremism, radicalism, liberalness, radicalism

Conservatism often emphasizes tradition and social order.

The rise of social media has challenged the traditional methods of conservative communication.

Environmental conservatism focuses on preserving natural resources.

Some argue that conservatism is a resistance to positive change.