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Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)
Revision as of 04:56, July 2, 2019
, 04:56, July 2, 2019→Conservative words and terms
|[[hippie]]
|[[hippie]]
|1965
|1965
|a member of the original 1960s counterculture, which rejects traditional morality and encourages smoking [[marijuana]] or [[LSD]] as well as feminine hairstyles on men and masculine hairstyles on women rather than working hard; this term became increasingly pejorative over time
|a member of the original 1960s counterculture, which rejects traditional morality, encourages smoking [[marijuana]] and [[LSD]], promotes feminine hairstyles on men and masculine hairstyles on women, encourages limitless extramarital sex, and shuns hard work; this term became increasingly pejorative over time
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|hissy fit
|hissy fit
|hoax
|hoax
|1796
|1796
|to deceive the public into believing something that is false, often to pull people away from the [[Bible]].
|to deceive the public into believing something that is false, often to pull people away from the [[Christianity]] and the [[Bible]].
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|Hobson's choice
|Hobson's choice
|illiteracy
|illiteracy
|1660
|1660
|liberals seek to produce illiterate voters who lack independence, and many graduates of the [[public schools]] are illiterate today
|a lack of reading comprehension or writing ability, which often results in lack of free will; liberals seek to produce illiterate voters who lack independence, and many graduates of the [[public schools]] are illiterate today
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|inalienable
|inalienable
|1640s
|1640s
|cannot be taken away, especially by government, as in "unalienable rights" in the [[Declaration of Independence]]
|describes something cannot be taken away, especially by government, as in "inalienable rights" in the [[Declaration of Independence]]
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|inattentive
|inattentive
|incentivize
|incentivize
|1970
|1970
|create a reward to encourage good work
|to create a reward to encourage good work
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|incidental inequality
|incidental inequality
|incoherent
|incoherent
|1626
|1626
|the term often applies to liberal [[double standard]]s
|not consistently making sense; the term often applies to liberal [[double standard]]s
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|incompleteness
|incompleteness
|indecisive
|indecisive
|1726
|1726
|can result from a lack of [[faith]] and determination
|being unable to make a decision; can result from a lack of [[faith]] and determination
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|[[independence]]
|[[independence]]
|[[individualism]]
|[[individualism]]
|1827
|1827
|values, rights and duties arise from the individual
|the idea that values, rights and duties arise from the individual
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|[[inerrancy]]
|[[inerrancy]]
|intellectual property
|intellectual property
|1845
|1845
|"we [should] protect intellectual property, the labors of the mind, productions and interests as much a man's own, and as much the fruit of his honest industry, as the wheat he cultivates, or the flocks he rears." ''Davoll v. Brown'', 7 F. Cas. 197 (Cir. Ct. Mass. 1845) (Woodbury, federal judge).
|denotes an intangible work that rightfully belongs to its creator, e.g. "we [should] protect intellectual property, the labors of the mind, productions and interests as much a man's own, and as much the fruit of his honest industry, as the wheat he cultivates, or the flocks he rears." ''Davoll v. Brown'', 7 F. Cas. 197 (Cir. Ct. Mass. 1845) (Woodbury, federal judge).
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|[[intelligent design]]
|[[intelligent design]]