ultraconservative
Americanadjective
noun
adjective
noun
Other Word Forms
- ultraconservatism noun
Etymology
Origin of ultraconservative
Example Sentences
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"It's not being looked at as a crazy thing," Zug said of some ultraconservative state lawmakers' approach to the legislation.
From Salon
“I grew up with these people and they’re attacking me,” Robert Granger, the precinct chair, said of the ultraconservative wing of the party.
From Los Angeles Times
Mr. Johnson and Mr. Pence, both mild-mannered, ultraconservative evangelical Christians who have put their faith at the center of their politics, occupy a similar space in their party.
From New York Times
Bishop Emmanuel is part of an ultraconservative sect of the Assyrian Orthodox religion.
From New York Times
But things have moved slower in Saudi Arabia, once dominated by ultraconservative Wahhabi religious leaders before the rise of Prince Mohammed.
From Seattle Times
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