Definitions
one who adheres to traditional views
Word origin
Deverbal from die hard.
Used in a sentence
“For a Roman Catholic teacher, he sure is a diehard fundamentalist.”
“The libertarian right of the Consservative Party, many of them diehard Europhobes, privately referred to the health minister and his advisers as "the Gestapo" for their faith in enforced lockdowns.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Stubborn loyalist”7 letters
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