die hard
alternative spelling of die hard
/ˈdaɪˌhɑrd/
adjective
- Very loyal to a person, idea, or activity, and not willing to change.
- She's a die-hard supporter of the local library and volunteers every week.
- Even in the rain, die-hard fans waited outside the stadium for hours.
- My grandfather is a die-hard fan of old Western movies.
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noun
- A person who is very loyal and refuses to change their beliefs or habits.
- He's a die-hard when it comes to traditional cooking methods.
- Only the die-hards showed up for the early morning practice.
- The political party still has a few die-hards who attend every meeting.
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