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hard line

hard line noun: a decided stance or policy on which one will not compromise.

Noun

hard line (plural hard lines)

  1. A decided stance or policy on which one will not compromise.
    Synonyms:
    firm line

Synonyms of hard line

Forms of hard line

pluralhard lines

Words formed from hard line

Questions about hard line

What does hard line mean?
Hard line means a decided stance or policy on which one will not compromise.
What part of speech is hard line?
Hard line is a noun.
What is the plural of hard line?
The plural of hard line is hard lines.

Words near hard line in the dictionary

  1. hard launches
  2. hard left
  3. hard lemonade
  4. hard lemonades
  5. hard light
  6. hard line
  7. hard lines
  8. hard link
  9. hard links
  10. hard liquor
  11. hard liquors

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