Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

hard-liner

noun

/hɑːrdˈlaɪnər/

Definition

A person who holds uncompromising or extreme views, especially in politics or policy-making.

Examples

The hard-liner refused to consider any compromises during the negotiations.
As a hard-liner in the party, she advocated for strict enforcement of immigration laws.
The hard-liner’s stance led to increased tensions in the debate.

Meaning

Hard-liners are individuals who adhere firmly to their beliefs and are unwilling to change or negotiate their stance, often in a political or ideological context.