1. Plural of fogeydom; the state, condition, or realm of being old-fashioned or stubbornly traditional; the domain or sphere of old fogeys.
Usage: informal; usually plural or used as a mass noun; often used humorously or critically

Examples

• The university's fogeydoms resisted any curriculum changes for decades.
• He escaped the fogeydoms of his hometown to pursue contemporary art in the city.
• Corporate fogeydoms often struggle to adapt to digital transformation.
• The club's fogeydoms made it unwelcoming to younger members with fresh ideas.
• She criticized the fogeydoms embedded in traditional publishing houses.