traditionalist

• Qualifie une personne qui adhère aux coutumes, croyances ou valeurs traditionnelles, s'opposant souvent aux changements ou aux innovations.

Describes a person who adheres to traditional customs, beliefs, or values, often resisting change or innovation.

1. Stubbornly conservativeC1formal

   Holding firmly to established customs and beliefs, often in a rigid or narrow-minded way.

   Traditionaliste rigide

   • His traditionalist views on education prevented any new teaching methods.
   • The committee was criticized for its traditionalist approach to modern problems.
   • She found his traditionalist attitude towards gender roles frustrating.

   Synonymesdiehardhideboundold-fashionedreactionaryrigid

   Antonymesliberalprogressiveradicalreformist

• Personne qui adhère aux traditions, aux coutumes ou aux pratiques établies, souvent opposée aux changements ou aux innovations.

A person who adheres to traditional views, customs, or practices, often resisting change or innovation.

1. Adherent to traditionB2formal

   A person who strongly supports or follows established customs, beliefs, or practices, often resisting change.

   Traditionaliste (partisan de la tradition)

   • The traditionalist argued against modernizing the school curriculum.
   • As a traditionalist, he prefers handwritten letters over emails.
   • The debate between the traditionalist and the reformer was intense.

   Synonymesconformistconservativediehardfogyreactionarysticklertraditional

   Antonymesinnovatormodernistprogressivereformer