Diehard
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noun.
one who stubbornly adheres to traditional and outdated views.
noun.
one who vigorously defends an apparently hopeless position, a lost cause, etc.
adjective.
stubbornly and vigorously resisting in the face of seemingly hopeless odds.
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adjective.
Unreasonably
or
stubbornly
resisting
change
.
adjective.
Fanatically
opposing
progress
or
reform
.
adjective.
Complete
; having no opposite
opinion
of anything in a particular topic of one's
values
; thorough of in one's
beliefs
.
noun.
A person with such an attitude.
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noun.
one who adheres to traditional views
adjective.
tradition-bound and obstinately opinionated
verb.
continue to exist
Word Usage
"Kicking and screaming I might add as I have been an IE diehard from the very beginning of time."