Conservatism

usgb/kənˈsɜːrvətɪzəm/
noun

The belief in traditional values and avoiding sudden change or innovation.

John's conservatism was noticeable when he showed reluctance towards new technologies.
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Resists Change

Conservatism suggests a person does not easily accept new ideas or methods.

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Despite the digital age, his conservatism kept him attached to his old typewriter.
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Cultural Attachment

Conservatism often indicates a strong connection to cultural or familial traditions.

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Her conservatism was reflected in her dedication to family Sunday dinners.
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Not Always Negative

Conservatism can be viewed positively when stability and continuity are needed.

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His conservatism ensured that the company's values remained intact over the years.
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