tory

/ˈtɔri/
noun
  1. A member or supporter of the British Conservative Party.
    • Many Tories support lower taxes and free markets.
    • The Tory won the election by a narrow margin.
    • She has been a lifelong Tory and volunteers for the party.
  2. A person who is conservative or loyal to traditional political and social institutions, especially in the UK or Canada.
    • In Canada, the Progressive Conservative Party is often called the Tories.
    • He's a bit of a Tory when it comes to changing the school curriculum.
    • The town's older residents tend to vote Tory.
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adjective
  1. Relating to the British Conservative Party or its supporters.
    • She holds Tory views on immigration.
    • The Tory leader gave a speech on economic reform.
    • The newspaper has a Tory editorial stance.
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