traditionalist
IPA: trʌdˈɪʃʌnʌɫɪst
noun
- A person who adheres to tradition, especially in cultural or religious practices.
- (climbing) A traditional climbing climber.
adjective
- Adhering to tradition, especially in religious practices.
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Examples of "traditionalist" in Sentences
- He was more of a traditionalist.
- Spike's such a traditionalist....
- Thats not a mark of a traditionalist.
- Conservative used to mean traditionalist.
- It is considered a traditionalist organization.
- It is regarded to be a traditionalist organization.
- The dissident traditionalists became called the Snakes.
- I do not mean to sound like a hidebound traditionalist.
- The wide definition of the traditionalist covers every traditionalist.
- He's what's called a traditionalist Catholic, and he's working on this 12-hour epic.
- The official report of parliamentary proceedings will probably sadden traditionalists.
- He really could not be called a traditionalist or a "multiculturalist" (to borrow a term from today).
- And, I mean, this is a view that is actually held by a large number of what I would call traditionalist conservatives.
- The hunter, being a traditionalist, is comfortable with that oldest of American traditions, the conquest of the wilderness.
- He could never be characterized as a traditionalist, but neither is he a radical liberal dissenter as was Cardinals Re, Sodano, and Kasper, Levada, and Hummes.
- Yet by the end of the book the dying Alroy speaks in traditionalist, not latitudinarian, terms of Jewish destiny: ‘My people stand apart from other nations, and ever will’ (Pt10Ch22).
- He spoke of faith and the dispelling of illusion through suffering, but he was no traditionalist, which is why he is probably so misunderstood today by neo-traditionalists like Ashis Nandy.
- A new party, which one might call the traditionalist, had sought to re-establish the old-time order, in the state, in customs, in ideas; to combat the corruption of customs; and of this party Augustus had been the right arm.
- Last weekend's announcement by the Vatican that Pope Benedict XVI has lifted the excommunication order his predecessor imposed on four so-called traditionalist bishops has provoked understandable hurt and outrage among Jews around the world.
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