antireform
/ˌæntaɪrɪˈfɔrm/
adjective
- Opposed to making changes or improvements, especially in political or social systems.
- The antireform group blocked every attempt to update the education system.
- The newspaper criticized the antireform politicians for ignoring public demands.
- Her antireform stance made her unpopular with colleagues who wanted change.
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noun
- A person who opposes reform or change.
- The antireform argued that the old laws were good enough.
- He was labeled an antireform for voting against every modernization bill.
- Antireforms in the government refused to consider new policies.