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blimpish

/ˈblɪm.pɪʃ/

Traduction: Terme péjoratif et vieilli désignant une personne pompeuse, réactionnaire et ultra-conservatrice, souvent associée au stéréotype de l'officier militaire britannique.

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adjective

C2formalbritishobsolète/ˈblɪm.pɪʃ/

An old-fashioned, derogatory term describing someone who is pompous, reactionary, and ultra-conservative, often associated with a stereotypical British military officer.

  • 🇫🇷Terme péjoratif et vieilli désignant une personne pompeuse, réactionnaire et ultra-conservatrice, souvent associée au stéréotype de l'officier militaire britannique.
  1. Pompously ultraconservative and nationalistic C2 formal british

    Describing a person or attitude that is stubbornly conservative, self-important, and excessively patriotic, often resistant to change or new ideas.

    • His blimpish remarks about foreign policy alienated many listeners.
    • The old general had a blimpish disdain for modern technology.
    • She criticized the blimpish views of the committee members.

    🇫🇷ultraconservateur et nationaliste suffisant

    Synonymes: chauvinisticdiehardflag-wavinghideboundjingoisticreactionaryultraconservative

    Antonymes: cosmopolitaninternationalistliberalopen-mindedprogressive

  • more blimpish comparative form
  • most blimpish superlative form