diehard (Meaning)

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diehard (n)

one who adheres to traditional views

The diehard fans camped outside the stadium for days, eagerly awaiting the championship game.
Despite facing numerous setbacks, the diehard supporters of the sports team remained unwavering in their loyalty.
Jane was a diehard enthusiast of vintage cars, spending countless hours restoring classic automobiles in her garage.
The diehard environmentalists continued their protests, advocating for sustainable practices in the face of corporate opposition.
Tom was a diehard gamer, spending marathon sessions playing his favorite video games without a break.
The diehard political activists persisted in their advocacy, attending rallies and organizing grassroots campaigns.
Even in the pouring rain, the diehard concertgoers refused to leave, determined to enjoy the live performance of their favorite band.
Sarah's diehard dedication to fitness led her to complete multiple marathons and triathlons each year.
The diehard supporters of the classic rock band traveled across the country to attend their farewell concert.
Despite the team's continuous losses, the diehard optimists in the stands cheered on, hoping for a turnaround in the next game.

one who adheres to traditional views

conservative,traditional, staunch, loyal, orthodox, old-fashioned, devoted, old-line, standpat, true-blue

extremist, nonconventional, nontraditional, radical, broad-minded, nonconservative, open-minded, radical, progressive,liberal

The diehard fans camped outside the stadium for days, eagerly awaiting the championship game.

Despite facing numerous setbacks, the diehard supporters of the sports team remained unwavering in their loyalty.

Jane was a diehard enthusiast of vintage cars, spending countless hours restoring classic automobiles in her garage.

The diehard environmentalists continued their protests, advocating for sustainable practices in the face of corporate opposition.