保守勢力

• 読み: ほしゅせいりょく
• ローマ字: hoshu seiryoku
• 漢字の分解: 保 (ho) — preserve; 守 (shu) — guard; 勢 (sei) — power, force; 力 (ryoku) — strength
• 発音: /ho.ɕɯ.seː.ɾʲo.kɯ/

意味

Conservative influence; conservative forces. Political or social groups that resist change and favour traditional values.

A compound noun combining 保守 (conservatism) with 勢力 (force/influence/power). Used in political analysis, news reporting, and academic discussion to describe groups or factions that oppose reform and prefer established systems. Often contrasted with 革新勢力 (progressive/reform forces). Appears frequently in discussions of Japanese parliamentary politics.

例文

1. 今回の選挙では保守勢力が議席を大幅に伸ばした。
2. 地方では保守勢力の影響が依然として強い。
3. 保守勢力と改革派の対立がますます深まっている。

使い方ガイド

場面: politics, news, academic discussion, elections

トーン: serious

起源と歴史

From Sino-Japanese 保守 (hoshu, conservatism) + 勢力 (seiryoku, force/power). A political compound meaning 'conservative power' or 'traditionalist faction,' widely used since the postwar era in Japanese political discourse.

文化的背景

時代: Postwar

世代: Adults

社会的背景: Educated