Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hard-line
adjective
/ˈhɑːrd laɪn/
Definition
A strict or uncompromising position or stance, often in politics or ideology.
Examples
- The government took a hard-line approach to the protests, refusing to consider the opposing views.
- The politician is known for his hard-line stance on immigration reform.
- Many critics argue that a hard-line policy can hinder productive dialogue and conflict resolution.
Meaning
Describing a firm and unwavering attitude, especially in political discussions or disputes.
Synonyms
- unyielding
- rigid
- inflexible
- staunch
- adamant
