bourbonism
/ˈbɜrbəˌnɪzəm/
noun
- Extreme political conservatism or reactionary principles, especially a stubborn refusal to accept change or reform.
- The senator's bourbonism made him oppose every new social program proposed.
- Many historians see the king's bourbonism as the cause of the revolution.
- His bourbonism was evident when he insisted on keeping outdated laws.
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