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conservative

Pronunciation: [kənˈsɜːrvətɪv]

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Learn how to use conservative in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “politics”

(adjective) describes a person or idea that prefers traditional values and is cautious about change. A conservative usually wants to keep things the way they are and is careful about new ideas.

Example

She has a conservative view on education policies, believing that traditional methods are the best.

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His liberal friends often criticize him for being too conservative in his thinking.

Example

What conservative policies do you support in our local government?

Context: “politics”

(noun) a person who has conservative beliefs and prefers traditional approaches to politics and society. This person usually supports maintaining existing structures rather than making major changes.

Example

He is a conservative who advocates for lower taxes and less government regulation.

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She is not a conservative; she believes in pushing for progressive changes.

Example

Do you know any conservatives who are running for local office?

Context: “finance”

(adjective) refers to a cautious approach, often used in finance or investment. It means being careful not to take big risks so that you can protect your money.

Example

Their conservative investment strategy helped them save money during the economic downturn.

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His aggressive investment choices were the opposite of a conservative approach.

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Why do many people prefer conservative investments for their retirement savings?

How to pronounce conservative

Pronunciation: [kənˈsɜːrvətɪv]

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