1. hatred or dislike of change or innovation
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The company’s misoneism prevented it from adopting new technologies.
• His misoneism made him resist any changes to the traditional curriculum.
• The organization’s misoneism led to its eventual decline in the competitive market.
• She overcame her natural misoneism to embrace the digital transformation.
• The politician’s misoneism appealed to voters who feared rapid social change.
• Their misoneism was evident in their refusal to update outdated policies.