1. a person who advocates a form of conservatism that emphasizes strong military power, interventionist foreign policy, and traditional social values, often associated with a shift from liberalism to conservatism.
Usage: political term; often abbreviated as neocon

1. of, relating to, or characteristic of neoconservatism or neoconservatives.
Usage: political term

Examples

• The neoconservative movement gained influence in American politics during the 1980s.
• She described herself as a neoconservative who believed in a strong military presence abroad.
• Neoconservative foreign policy often prioritizes military intervention to promote democracy.
• The think tank was known for its neoconservative approach to national security.
• Many neoconservatives supported the military action in the Middle East.
• His political views shifted from liberal to neoconservative over the years.