ほしゅ保守hoshu
1.

The tendency to uphold and protect traditional systems, customs, and beliefs, while resisting rapid or radical changes in society.

2.

The act of ensuring that machinery or equipment operates effectively and remains in optimal condition through regular inspections and upkeep.

Example:

彼は保守寄りだ。

ほしゅけい保守系hoshukei
1.

A political or social stance that emphasizes the preservation of traditional values, institutions, and practices, often favoring gradual change over radical reform.

2.

A group or individual that advocates for maintaining established norms and resisting progressive movements, focusing on stability and continuity in society.

3.

An ideological perspective that prioritizes economic and social policies that support individual liberties, free markets, and limited government intervention.

ほしゅしゅぎ保守主義hoshushugi
1.

A political and ideological stance that emphasizes the preservation of established institutions, traditions, and practices, often favoring gradual change over radical reform.

2.

A belief system that upholds long-standing customs and values, approaching societal evolution with caution and prioritizing stability over rapid transformation.

Example:

保守主義の人が必ずしも反動主義者とは限らない。

ほしゅとう保守党hoshutou
1.

A political party that adheres to conservative principles, typically emphasizing tradition, social stability, and gradual change rather than radical reform.

2.

A major political party in the United Kingdom that developed from the Tory Party, known for alternating in governance with the Liberal Party, and characterized by a focus on imperialism and social order, particularly prominent since the 1920s as a counterbalance to the Labour Party.

3.

A political organization in Japan formed in 2000 by lawmakers who split from the Liberal Party to create a conservative faction, which later changed its name in 2001 and merged with the Liberal Democratic Party in 2002.

Example:

1992年の選挙では保守党が勝利を収めた。

ほしゅてき保守的hoshuteki
1.

Characterized by a tendency to maintain traditional institutions, values, or practices, often resisting change or innovation in favor of established norms.

2.

Reflecting an adherence to long-standing cultural, social, or political beliefs, often accompanied by a reluctance to adapt to contemporary trends or ideas.

Example:

いかなる政党も本質的に保守的である。