conservatively

/kənˈsɜrvətɪvli/
adverb
  1. In a way that is careful, moderate, or avoids risk, especially in spending or estimating.
    • He always dresses conservatively, wearing plain suits and ties.
    • She conservatively estimated that the project would take three months.
    • The company conservatively invested only in low-risk bonds.
  2. In a way that follows traditional social or political views.
    • She voted conservatively in the last election, supporting traditional family values.
    • The community tends to think conservatively about changes to local laws.
    • The newspaper's editorial board leans conservatively on most issues.
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