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conservative

/kənˈsɜː.və.tɪv/

Traduction: Qui est favorable aux traditions et aux valeurs établies, et qui résiste aux changements ou aux réformes., Personne adhérant aux valeurs traditionnelles et prudente face au changement, ou membre d'un parti politique conservateur.

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adjective

/kənˈsɜː.və.tɪv/B2formalpolitical
  • frQui est favorable aux traditions et aux valeurs établies, et qui résiste aux changements ou aux réformes.

Favoring traditional views and values; tending to oppose change.

  1. Political ideologyB2formalpolitical

    Favoring traditional values and institutions, and opposing rapid change in society.

    frConservatisme (politique)

    • He holds conservative views on economic policy.
    • The conservative party won the election.
    • She is known for her conservative stance on social issues.

    Synonymesreactionaryright-wingrightisttorytraditionalist

    Antonymesliberalprogressiveradical

  2. Cautious or moderateB2formal

    Avoiding excess or risk; moderate and careful.

    frprudent, modéré

    • They made a conservative estimate of the project's cost.
    • She prefers a conservative style of dressing.
    • The company takes a conservative approach to investment.

    Synonymescarefulcautiousguardedmeasuredmoderateprudentrestrainedunadventurous

    Antonymesaudaciousdaringextremeimprudentrashreckless

  3. Traditional in styleB2formal

    Not following modern trends; classic and understated.

    frDe style classique et sobre

    • He wore a conservative gray suit to the interview.
    • The architecture of the building is quite conservative.
    • Her taste in music is rather conservative.

    Synonymesclassicconventionaldecorousmodestold-fashionedrestrainedsobertraditionalunadventurous

    Antonymesavant-gardeflashymodernprogressivetrendy

Formes
  • more conservative comparative form
  • most conservative superlative form
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noun

/kənˈsɜː.və.tɪv/B2formalpolitical
  • frPersonne adhérant aux valeurs traditionnelles et prudente face au changement, ou membre d'un parti politique conservateur.

A noun referring to a person who holds traditional values and is cautious about change, or a member of a conservative political party.

  1. Political conservativeB2formalpolitical

    A person who supports traditional values and institutions, often opposing rapid change in society.

    frConservateur (politique)

    • The conservatives voted against the new reform bill.
    • He is a well-known conservative in the parliament.
    • Conservatives often emphasize the importance of family values.

    Synonymesreactionaryright-wingerrightisttorytraditionalist

    Antonymescommunistleftistliberalprogressiveradicalrevolutionarysocialist

  2. Cautious personB2formal

    A person who is cautious about change or risk, especially in financial or social matters.

    frPersonne prudente

    • As a conservative, she prefers safe investments.
    • He is a conservative when it comes to trying new foods.
    • The board members are mostly conservatives who avoid risky decisions.

    Synonymesdiehardfogymoderatereactionarystick-in-the-mudtraditionalist

    Antonymesadventurerdaredevilrisk takerspeculator

Formes
  • conservatives plural form
  • conservatives' possessive plural form
  • conservative's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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