1. the quality, state, or practice of being a fogy; old-fashioned or conservative attitudes and behavior.
Usage: often used critically or humorously; related to the noun 'fogy' (an old-fashioned person)

Examples

• His fogyism made him resistant to any new technology in the workplace.
• The committee's fogyism prevented them from adopting more efficient procedures.
• She criticized the fogyism of the older generation who refused to embrace social change.
• Despite accusations of fogyism, he believed tradition had real value.
• The company's fogyism was evident in its reluctance to hire younger employees with fresh ideas.