Pronunciation: /trəˈdɪʃənəlɪst/
noun a person who upholds or adheres to traditional values, practices, or beliefs
A1 My grandfather is a traditionalist who believes in following customs and traditions.
A2 The traditionalist in the village always wears the same outfit for important ceremonies.
B1 As a traditionalist, she prefers to cook meals from scratch using old family recipes.
B2 The traditionalist group protested against the modernization of the historic building.
C1 The renowned historian was known as a traditionalist in his field, advocating for the preservation of ancient texts.
C2 The traditionalist philosopher's teachings on ethics and morality were highly influential in academic circles.
formal The traditionalist believes in upholding age-old customs and practices.
informal My grandfather is a bit of a traditionalist when it comes to family gatherings.
slang Some people think traditionalists are stuck in the past.
figurative In a world of constant change, the traditionalist stands firm like a rock.
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