noun A member or supporter of the Conservative Party in the UK
In the context of British politics, 'Tory' refers to a member or supporter of the Conservative Party.
Historically, 'Tory' was used to describe a member of a political faction in the late 17th and early 18th centuries that supported the monarchy and opposed parliamentary reform.
In media coverage, 'Tory' is often used to refer to Conservative politicians or policies.
In British culture, 'Tory' can be used to describe someone with conservative or traditional views.
In the field of literature, a 'Tory' may refer to a writer who supports conservative or traditional values in their work.
In psychology, 'Tory' may be used to describe a therapist or researcher who holds conservative viewpoints or approaches in their practice.