Old-line
Old-line adjective - Tending to favor established ideas, conditions, or institutions.
Usage example: an old-line professor who still taught as if it were 1930
Ultrarightist and old-line are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ultrarightist" instead an adjective phrase "Old-line".
Ultrarightist
Old-line and ultrarightist are semantically related. You can use "Old-line" instead an adjective "Ultrarightist".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- orthodox and old-line
- orthodox and ultrarightist
- reactionary and old-line
- reactionary and ultrarightist
- old-fashioned and old-line
- old-fashioned and ultrarightist
- conservative and old-line
- conservative and ultrarightist
- traditional and old-line
- traditional and ultrarightist
- die-hard and old-line
- die-hard and ultrarightist
- button-down and old-line
- button-down and ultrarightist
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