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“diehard”
Someone who resists change or stubbornly persists in a belief or opinion: Vance and Ingrid were known as old diehards who would hold out until the bitter end.
Ed and Jillian were a couple of "liberal-progressive" diehards who could only condemn conservatism.
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diehard, die-hard (adjective); more diehard, more die-hard; most diehard, most die-hard
A reference to anybody who is resistant to any kind of change, and reluctant to give up his or her beliefs, positions, or attitudes: They were diehard politicians who were locked into their uncooperative ways.
Dina's father was a diehard Republican and her mother was a diehard Democrat and neither one could agree on what should be done politically.
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