Usage of "die-hard" | TermGallery

Tradition-bound and obstinately opinionated.

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Usage of die-hard in English

A short, whimsical read which is sure to delight die-hard Austen fans. 
 The Irish Times 

That said, die-hard King fans weren't so easily swayed by the negativity. 
 The South African 

We, as die-hard fans, have a very public relationship with the team. 
 The South African 

This is the real thing. Will he remain a die-hard Yankee fan? 
 Reuters 

These are the die-hard gear hounds like me who buy anything new. 
 Wired 

It's rustic and rural and a truly wild experience for die-hard campers. 
 The South African 

Well, if you're a die-hard Maiden freak, then you're probably in heaven. 
 The Guardian 

That won't stop die-hard porn rings operating on-line according to Internet New Zealand. 
 Radio NZ 

Under what circumstances can you gift food to a die-hard foodie? 
 NY Magazine 

He was only popular among die-hard Republican voters and Southern blacks. 
 Reuters 

But for Beyoncé's die-hard fans, she was all that was needed. 
 Ebony 

He is a die-hard fan of the school's professional league soccer team, Pumas. 
 Reuters 

Even for many die-hard fans, Morrissey is not the artist he once was. 
 The Irish Times 

For die-hard fans, there's nothing like seeing Arcade Fire play in their motherland. 
 Independent.ie 

RNZ's own die-hard cricket follower Dean Bedford has been in Adelaide. 
 Radio NZ 

And like all trustworthy national-security reporters, he's a die-hard Yankee fan. 
 Wired 

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Die-hard through the time

Meanings of die-hard in English