hard line Antonyms
Strongest:
- acquiescent
- compliant
- flexible
- compliant
- mild
- relaxed
- pliable
- relaxed
- pliable
- slack
- slack
- acquiescent
- mild
- pliant
- loose
- flexible
- loose
- lax
- gentle
- pliant
- gentle
- lax
Strong:
- soft
- easygoing
- lenient
- indulgent
- slovenly
- easy
- negligent
- easygoing
- kindly
- sloppy
- compromising
- merciful
- slovenly
- easy
- tolerant
- indulgent
- merciful
- lenient
- kindly
- negligent
- tolerant
- sloppy
- compromising
- soft
- yielding
- yielding
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- inflexible
- conscientious
- stringent
- steadfast
- cast-iron
- rigid
- exacting
- meticulous
- adamant
- uncompromising
Weak:
- relentless
- brassbound
- hardened
- tenacious
- grim
- resolved
- punctilious
- unyielding
- harsh
- adamantine
- stubborn
- stern
- painstaking
- single-minded
- immovable
- implacable
- severe
- dogged
- hard
- exact
- demanding
- unbending
- undeviating
- close
- unrelenting
- firm
- tough
- unsparing
- hard-hearted
- unflinching
- fussy
- determined
- unappeasable
- austere
- flinty
- scrupulous
Meaning of hard line
hard line (n)
a firm and uncompromising stance or position
hard line (s)
firm and uncompromising
hard line Sentence Examples
- The government took a hard line on immigration, vowing to crack down on illegal border crossings.
- She was known for her hard line on crime, advocating for stricter punishments and more prisons.
- The company established a hard line policy against workplace harassment, with severe consequences for violations.
- The athlete had a hard line training regimen that pushed him to his physical limits.
- They took a hard line against their rivals, refusing to compromise or negotiate.
- The union adopted a hard line in contract negotiations, demanding significant wage increases and benefits.
- The parents took a hard line with their teenage children, setting clear limits and consequences for misbehavior.
- The political party adopted a hard line platform, advocating for conservative values and reducing government spending.
- The negotiator took a hard line approach, demanding concessions from the opposing side.
- The military enforced a hard line border policy, preventing unauthorized crossings and maintaining security.
FAQs About the word hard line
a firm and uncompromising stance or position, firm and uncompromising
strict, rigorous, inflexible, conscientious, stringent, steadfast, cast-iron, rigid, exacting, meticulous
acquiescent, compliant,flexible, compliant, mild, relaxed, pliable, relaxed, pliable, slack
The government took a hard line on immigration, vowing to crack down on illegal border crossings.
She was known for her hard line on crime, advocating for stricter punishments and more prisons.
The company established a hard line policy against workplace harassment, with severe consequences for violations.
The athlete had a hard line training regimen that pushed him to his physical limits.
