conservatives; conservative faction
Refers to a group or individuals holding conservative views, often in political contexts.
保守派は増税に反対している。
The conservatives are opposed to tax increases.
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The conservative faction has been gaining influence within the party.
The conservative faction within the party holds strong influence.
The reform faction clashed fiercely with the conservatives.
He was liberal in his youth, but he has since become a conservative.
保守派 specifically means politically conservative faction, while 硬派 more broadly means any uncompromising or hard-line group, not limited to politics.
保守派 is the standard modern term for a political conservative faction, whereas 旧派 is older-fashioned and also applies to artistic or stylistic traditions.
保守派 specifically denotes political conservatism, while 正統派 is broader and can apply to art, academia, or belief systems as well as politics.
保守派 refers to those who favor keeping traditional systems, while 革新派 refers to those who push for reform and change.
保守派 refers to conservatives who oppose change, standing in contrast to リベラリスト who advocate liberal reform.
保守派 is a noun naming the group of conservatives, whereas 保守的 is a na-adjective describing a conservative attitude or approach.
Compound of 保守 (conservation, maintenance) and 派 (faction, group).