Conservative ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Conservative ( adjective )

1. Tending to support or maintain the existing or traditional order.
2. Cautious in making changes or trying new things.
3. Relating to or supporting the principles of the Conservative Party.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from french conservateur or latin conservativus, from conservare "to preserve".

Examples:

1. The new law is a conservative approach to the problem.
2. He is a conservative investor and avoids taking risks.
3. The Conservative Party is committed to reducing taxes.
4. The judge has a conservative approach to sentencing.
5. Her conservative views on social issues are well-known.

(As a noun)

Conservative ( noun )

1. Tending to support or maintain the existing or traditional order.
2. Cautious in making changes or trying new things.
3. Relating to or supporting the principles of the Conservative Party.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from french conservateur or latin conservativus, from conservare "to preserve".

Examples:

1. The new law is a conservative approach to the problem.
2. He is a conservative investor and avoids taking risks.
3. The Conservative Party is committed to reducing taxes.
4. The judge has a conservative approach to sentencing.
5. Her conservative views on social issues are well-known.