conservativeness (Meaning)
conservativeness
an adherent or advocate of political conservatism, a member or supporter of a conservative political party, a person who is conservative especially in politics, of, relating to, or practicing Conservative Judaism, one who adheres to traditional methods or views, tending or disposed to maintain existing views, conditions, or institutions, of or relating to a philosophy of conservatism, being in agreement with the usual standards of taste or manners, not extreme or drastic, cautious, moderate, preservative, tending to preserve existing views, conditions, or institutions, of or constituting a party of the United Kingdom advocating support of established institutions, marked by or relating to traditional norms of taste, elegance, style, or manners, of or relating to conservatism, of or constituting a political party professing the principles of conservatism, marked by moderation or caution, tending to conserve or preserve, designed to preserve parts or restore or preserve function, a cautious or discreet person, progressive conservative
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conservativeness Sentence Examples
- The company's conservativeness in accounting practices resulted in a lower reported profit than actual.
- The traditional approach to investing exhibited a notable conservativeness, prioritizing capital preservation over returns.
- The government's conservative policies favored fiscal responsibility and a balanced budget.
- The researcher applied a conservative estimate to account for potential uncertainties in the data.
- The conservativeness of the design ensured that the system could withstand unexpected challenges.
- The bank's conservative lending practices minimized financial risks and maintained a healthy portfolio.
- The healthcare organization's conservativeness in approving new treatments prioritized patient safety.
- The conservativeness of the political party stifled innovation and progress.
- The scientist's conservative interpretation of the results avoided overstating the significance of the findings.
- The conservativeness of the community's values contributed to its strong sense of tradition and stability.
FAQs About the word conservativeness
an adherent or advocate of political conservatism, a member or supporter of a conservative political party, a person who is conservative especially in politics,
traditionalism,conservatism, reactionaryism,ultraconservatism, illiberalism, fogeyism, fogyism, Toryism, neoconservatism,die-hardism
liberalism, progressivism, neoliberalism, extremism, broad-mindedness,liberalness, open-mindedness, radicalism,nonconformity, unorthodoxy
The company's conservativeness in accounting practices resulted in a lower reported profit than actual.
The traditional approach to investing exhibited a notable conservativeness, prioritizing capital preservation over returns.
The government's conservative policies favored fiscal responsibility and a balanced budget.
The researcher applied a conservative estimate to account for potential uncertainties in the data.
