- 看过 conservatism 的人也看了 :
- moderation
- orthodoxy
- preservation
- traditionalism
- conservativeness
- reactionaryism
conservatism 的定义
- the disposition to preserve or restore what is established and traditional and to limit change.
- the principles and practices of political conservatives.
conservatism 近义词
opposition to change
更多conservatism例句
- With his stupefying unoriginality, Mandel sounds exactly like innumerable congressional Republicans who clawed their way to Washington by espousing an anti-Washington-cocktail-circuit stance as conservatism.
- The main cause, she said, was fiscal conservatism and advocating for kids at a moment of crisis for public education.
- For at least a generation, Republicans have been the dominant force on the board, and their guiding ethos has been fiscal conservatism.
- I grew up in a conservative place, but more than anything, to me what conservatism really is, is it’s just that hardworking background.
- That’s going to transform conservatism for at least a generation.
- Why not dress up conservatism with more compassionate rhetoric rather than green eyeshades?
- Fifty Years ago, “The Paranoid Style of American Politics” changed how we think about modern conservatism.
- This may seem like a contradiction, if “conservative” means political conservatism.
- His conservatism, which is more of a cultural than political kidney, seems to fascinate, delight or detract critics.
- And we had a long talk about libertarian social conservatism with some diners making a defense of its creeds.
- Furthermore, the increased radicalism of the few was more than counterbalanced by the intensified conservatism of the many.
- One would look in vain for a better example of the conservatism of the legal profession.
- How far can Conservatism be induced to plan and construct before it resists the thrust towards change.
- It's the peculiarity of English conservatism that it's persistently progressive and rejuvenescent.
- Conservatism cannot emancipate itself from the conditions of the age.