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Definition of diehard in English: diehardnounˈdʌɪhɑːdˈdaɪˌhɑrd often as modifier A person who strongly opposes change or who continues to support something in spite of opposition. 顽固分子，死硬派 my stepfather was a diehard Republican 她是扬基队的铁杆球迷。 Example sentencesExamples - Twenty minutes of watching the diehard clubbers doing their frenzied thing on the floor and we're ready to leave.
- Even the most diehard sceptic might concede a pattern here.
- He's a diehard loyalist and a campaigner known for his inimitable style.
- A diehard businesswoman, it took her two decades to embrace this lifestyle.
- His Zapa isn't a pure young man who becomes corrupted, nor is he a diehard crook who adores the effrontery of becoming a policeman.
- Yes, I know, I'm a diehard conservative and was part of the majority that greased his way into the White House.
- Most who weren't diehard Christians were dying to get out once they realized they were surrounded by Pentecostals.
- But the key to winning the elections will be whether they can mobilize their diehard supporters.
- Over at the unofficial Memories of Elvis store are two of his most diehard fans.
- They have no chairman, no money and only a few hundred diehard supporters who turn up more in hope than expectation.
- If implications of later violence are not enough to sway the diehard smackers, let's look at its effectiveness.
- Dorothy was a diehard lefty in life and I'm sure her estate will see to it that her wishes for the portrayal of her characters are observed.
- As any diehard salesman will tell you, overcoming people's objections for not wanting to buy is the biggest test you will face.
- The simple fact is that I'm a diehard romantic, and I dream in soft-focus just as much as the next person standing in the cold bus queue.
- The video clip of his on-air collapse remains a cherished keepsake of diehard skeptics.
- This diehard adventure enthusiast carried out another jump - this time over the North Pole.
- It became the home of the most diehard opposition to colonialism in the Arab world.
- Many feel the capture of their leader will provoke diehard terrorists into wreaking ever more horrific reprisals.
- With the support from their diehard fans, Rangers are confident they are really set for something big this season.
- So, whether you're a diehard activist or a political newbie, The Times has a lot in store.
Synonyms hard-line, hard-core, reactionary, ultra-conservative, conservative, traditionalist, unprogressive, dyed-in-the-wool, deep-dyed, long-standing, staunch, steadfast, intransigent, inflexible, immovable, unchanging, uncompromising, unyielding, indomitable, adamant, rigid, entrenched, set in one's ways informal blimpish hardliner, reactionary, ultra-conservative, conservative, traditionalist, intransigent fanatic, zealot informal stick-in-the-mud, blimp
OriginMid 19th century: from die hard (see die1). Definition of diehard in US English: diehardnounˈdaɪˌhɑrdˈdīˌhärd often as modifier A person who strongly opposes change or who continues to support something in spite of opposition. 顽固分子，死硬派 she was a diehard Yankees fan 她是扬基队的铁杆球迷。 Example sentencesExamples - It became the home of the most diehard opposition to colonialism in the Arab world.
- Even the most diehard sceptic might concede a pattern here.
- His Zapa isn't a pure young man who becomes corrupted, nor is he a diehard crook who adores the effrontery of becoming a policeman.
- The video clip of his on-air collapse remains a cherished keepsake of diehard skeptics.
- Twenty minutes of watching the diehard clubbers doing their frenzied thing on the floor and we're ready to leave.
- He's a diehard loyalist and a campaigner known for his inimitable style.
- The simple fact is that I'm a diehard romantic, and I dream in soft-focus just as much as the next person standing in the cold bus queue.
- They have no chairman, no money and only a few hundred diehard supporters who turn up more in hope than expectation.
- This diehard adventure enthusiast carried out another jump - this time over the North Pole.
- If implications of later violence are not enough to sway the diehard smackers, let's look at its effectiveness.
- With the support from their diehard fans, Rangers are confident they are really set for something big this season.
- So, whether you're a diehard activist or a political newbie, The Times has a lot in store.
- Many feel the capture of their leader will provoke diehard terrorists into wreaking ever more horrific reprisals.
- A diehard businesswoman, it took her two decades to embrace this lifestyle.
- Over at the unofficial Memories of Elvis store are two of his most diehard fans.
- Dorothy was a diehard lefty in life and I'm sure her estate will see to it that her wishes for the portrayal of her characters are observed.
- Most who weren't diehard Christians were dying to get out once they realized they were surrounded by Pentecostals.
- But the key to winning the elections will be whether they can mobilize their diehard supporters.
- As any diehard salesman will tell you, overcoming people's objections for not wanting to buy is the biggest test you will face.
- Yes, I know, I'm a diehard conservative and was part of the majority that greased his way into the White House.
Synonyms hard-line, hard-core, reactionary, ultra-conservative, conservative, traditionalist, unprogressive, dyed-in-the-wool, deep-dyed, long-standing, staunch, steadfast, intransigent, inflexible, immovable, unchanging, uncompromising, unyielding, indomitable, adamant, rigid, entrenched, set in one's ways hardliner, reactionary, ultra-conservative, conservative, traditionalist, intransigent
OriginMid 19th century: from die hard (see die). |