Opposing conservative principles, traditional values, or resistance to social and political change.
From 'anti-' (against) + 'conservative' (favoring tradition and gradual change). The adjective form describes attitudes, policies, or people that work against conservative ideology.
It's linguistically interesting that anticonservatives have their own 'conservative' positions—for instance, many progressives resist changes to social programs they've fought to create, making them conservative about different things!
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