conservative mindset
[kən-ˈsər-və-tiv ˈmīnd-ˌset]
noun phrasepl: conservative mindsets
mentalidade conservadora
1. A tendency to prefer traditional values, established institutions, and gradual change over innovation and rapid transformation
His conservative mindset made him skeptical of new technologies in the workplace.
Sua mentalidade conservadora o fez ser cético com novas tecnologias no local de trabalho.
2. An approach to decision-making that prioritizes caution, risk avoidance, and preservation of the status quo
The company's conservative mindset prevented them from entering new markets quickly.
A mentalidade conservadora da empresa os impediu de entrar em novos mercados rapidamente.
3. A set of beliefs emphasizing fiscal responsibility, limited government intervention, and traditional social values
Her conservative mindset is reflected in her political views and personal choices.
Sua mentalidade conservadora se reflete em suas visões políticas e escolhas pessoais.
In Brazil, 'mentalidade conservadora' is often discussed in political and social contexts, particularly regarding debates about modernization, LGBTQ+ rights, and economic policy. In the USA, 'conservative mindset' carries political connotations and is frequently referenced in discussions about Republican politics, fiscal policy, and cultural values. The term can be used descriptively or critically depending on context and speaker's perspective.
NYC Slang
old school mentality; stuck in the past
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