conservative segments
[/kənˈsɜːrvətɪv ˈseɡmənts/]
noun phrase
segmentos conservadores
1. Groups or portions of a population, market, or society that hold traditional values and resist change
Conservative segments of the electorate tend to prioritize fiscal responsibility and traditional social policies.
Os segmentos conservadores do eleitorado tendem a priorizar a responsabilidade fiscal e as políticas sociais tradicionais.
2. Market divisions characterized by preference for established products, brands, or business practices
The company focused on conservative segments of the market that valued reliability over innovation.
A empresa focou nos segmentos conservadores do mercado que valorizavam a confiabilidade sobre a inovação.
3. Demographic groups with more traditional or conventional ideological positions
Conservative segments strongly opposed the radical social reforms proposed by the new government.
Os segmentos conservadores se opuseram fortemente às reformas sociais radicais propostas pelo novo governo.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'conservative segments' is a neutral analytical term used in political polling, marketing research, and demographic studies. In Brazil, it often refers to sectors opposing rapid social liberalization. In the USA, it typically denotes Republican-leaning or traditionalist populations. The term is commonly used by analysts, pollsters, and business strategists without inherent negative connotation.
Related Idioms & Phrases
appeal to conservative segments
win over conservative segments
lose conservative segments
conservative segments of society
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