die hard (Meaning)

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die hard (v)

continue to exist

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tradition-bound and obstinately opinionated

Despite facing numerous challenges, the die-hard fans continued to support their favorite sports team through thick and thin.
The detective knew he was dealing with a die-hard criminal who wouldn't easily give up or be apprehended.
Her die-hard commitment to environmental causes led her to live a sustainable lifestyle and advocate for change.
The die-hard gamers stayed up all night to complete the challenging levels of the newly released video game.
Even after years of retirement, his die-hard work ethic compelled him to stay active and engaged in various projects.
The die-hard music enthusiasts camped outside the venue for days to secure front-row seats for the concert.
Despite the setbacks, the entrepreneur's die-hard spirit and determination helped him rebuild his business.
The political activist remained a die-hard advocate for social justice, tirelessly working to bring about positive change.
The team's die-hard supporters organized rallies and events to demonstrate their unwavering loyalty.
The die-hard collectors spent years hunting down rare and valuable items to add to their impressive collections.

continue to exist, tradition-bound and obstinately opinionated

orthodox,traditional, loyal, staunch, conservative, reactionary, steadfast, old-school, true, hidebound

unorthodox, progressive, progressive, nonconventional, nonconventional, revolutionary, open-minded,liberal, open-minded, unconventional

Despite facing numerous challenges, the die-hard fans continued to support their favorite sports team through thick and thin.

The detective knew he was dealing with a die-hard criminal who wouldn't easily give up or be apprehended.

Her die-hard commitment to environmental causes led her to live a sustainable lifestyle and advocate for change.

The die-hard gamers stayed up all night to complete the challenging levels of the newly released video game.