Pronunciation: /ʌltrəkənˈsɜrvətɪv/
noun a person who holds extremely traditional or conservative views
A1 My grandfather is an ultraconservative.
A2 The ultraconservative won the election by a narrow margin.
B1 The ultraconservative's policies are often criticized for being too rigid.
B2 The ultraconservative leader faced backlash for his controversial statements.
C1 The ultraconservative party has a strong influence in the political landscape.
C2 The ultraconservative group is known for their strict adherence to traditional values.
adjective describing someone who holds extremely traditional or conservative views
A1 She is very traditional and has ultraconservative views on marriage.
A2 The ultraconservative politician opposed any changes to the existing laws.
B1 The ultraconservative group strongly believes in upholding traditional values.
B2 The company's ultraconservative approach to business practices has caused some controversy.
C1 The ultraconservative religious leader's teachings were followed by a large number of devout followers.
C2 The ultraconservative policies implemented by the government were met with mixed reactions from the public.
formal The ultraconservative politician refused to compromise on any of his principles.
informal My ultraconservative aunt always has something to say about my choices.
slang That guy is so ultraconservative, he won't even try new food.
figurative The company's ultraconservative approach to innovation is holding them back from growth.
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