1. Plural of blimpery; the attitudes, behavior, or policies characteristic of a blimp (a pompous, reactionary, or narrow-minded person, especially a military officer).
Usage: informal; chiefly British; often derogatory

Examples

• The general's blimperies made him resistant to any modern military strategy.
• Such blimperies have no place in a forward-thinking organization.
• He dismissed the new proposals as typical blimperies from the old guard.
• The committee's blimperies prevented them from adopting innovative solutions.
• Her blimperies about tradition frustrated the younger staff members.