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Pronunciation / Transliteration: dentō shugi sha
"彼は熱烈な伝統主義者として知られている。"
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A person who respects, upholds, and follows long-established traditions, especially in religion, culture, or politics.
"As a strict traditionalist, she insisted on using the old family recipe for the holiday feast."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from tradition + -ist, originating in the mid-19th century to describe someone who upholds and adheres to traditional doctrines, customs, or methods.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Traditionalist" is said worldwide
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traditionaliste
Transliteration: traditionaliste
"Il est un traditionaliste convaincu."
Traditionalist
Transliteration: Traditionalist
"Als Traditionalist schätzt er bewährte Methoden."
tradizionalista
Transliteration: tradizionalista
"Il vecchio professore era un tradizionalista convinto."
tradicionalista
Transliteration: tradicionalista
"El grupo de tradicionalistas se opuso a los cambios."
tradicionalista
Transliteration: tradicionalista
"Ele é um tradicionalista ferrenho em questões culturais."
परंपरावादी
Transliteration: paramparavadi
"वह समाज के रीति-रिवाजों को मानने वाला एक परंपरावादी व्यक्ति है।"
传统主义者
Transliteration: chuán tǒng zhǔ yì zhě
"作为一个传统主义者，他倾向于保持现状。"
전통주의자
Transliteration: jeontongjuuija
"그는 엄격한 전통주의자로서 옛 방식을 고수합니다."
伝統主義者
Transliteration: dentō shugi sha
"彼は熱烈な伝統主義者として知られている。"
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