traditionalism
noun
Origin of traditionalism
Related Words for traditionalist
reactionary, diehard, classicist, firm, right, constant, timid, stable, steady, quiet, fuddy-duddy, redneck, rightist, bourgeois, Tory, stick-in-the-mud, moderate, preserver, obstructionist, controlledExamples from the Web for traditionalist
Contemporary Examples of traditionalist
Before I could even finish my sentence with the word “traditionalist,” Brooks laughed.
Traditionalist arguments make no sense to them, from their first principles.
Despite his aesthetic eccentricities, Browne is adamant that he is a traditionalist at heart.
Designer Thom Browne Honored at White House With 2012 Cooper-Hewitt Award WinnersRobin Givhan
July 13, 2012
She claims she will be remembered as the “frozen-yogurt justice” for bringing the traditionalist canteen into the 21st century.
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June 26, 2012
South Carolinians are, on the whole, a God-fearing, loyal, polite, traditionalist and often, cagey people.
Historical Examples of traditionalist
They were the researchers in spiritual things, and he the traditionalist.
Every man carries a rationalist and a traditionalist under his skin.
The Expositor's Bible: Colossians and PhilemonAlexander Maclaren
His course, bold even to the point of rashness in the eyes of the traditionalist exegetists, was at length suspended.
But a reaction now began, and the traditionalist party finally made itself felt.
Naturally, then, the last still existent school of traditionalist protest was launched in his name.