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Definitions from the WebCoservativeDescription:Coservative is a term commonly used to describe someone who is predisposed to maintaining traditional values, ideas, or beliefs. It is often associated with a political ideology that advocates for cautious and gradual change, as well as the preservation of established social, economic, and political systems. Usage:As an adjective:- The coservative approach to economics favors limited government intervention. - The company's coservative policies ensure long-term stability and reliability. - Mary's coservative fashion sense reflects her admiration for vintage styles. As a noun:- John is a coservative and believes in upholding traditional family values. - The coservatives in the government pushed for lower taxes and reduced regulation. - The debate between the coservative and progressive camps intensified as the election approached. Related Products: | ||||
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