1. the quality or practice of being old-fashioned, conservative, or resistant to change; the attitudes or behavior characteristic of a fogey.
Usage: informal; often used critically or humorously

Examples

• His fogeyism made him resistant to adopting new technology in the workplace.
• The company's fogeyism prevented it from competing with more innovative startups.
• She criticized the board's fogeyism for blocking the modernization proposal.
• Despite his fogeyism, he eventually came to appreciate streaming services.
• The organization's fogeyism was evident in its refusal to update outdated policies.
• Young employees often clash with management fogeyism over work-from-home arrangements.