Old guard and Pro

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Old guard

Old guard noun - A faction that is unwilling to accept new ideas.
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Pro and old guard are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pro" instead a noun phrase "Old guard".

Pro

Pro noun - An argument in favor of a proposal.
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Old guard and pro are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Old guard" instead a noun "Pro".
Nearby Word: proa

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  • Nazi Protagonist Actual pro-Nazi feelings amongst the crew are low, however, as the crew of the U-96 consists of the "old guard" of pre-Nazi sailors.
    Source: Nazi Protagonist
  • Just Here for Godzilla Unlike most cases of this in pro wrestling, the old guard did try very hard to pass the torch onto newer wrestlers, but the fans, for the most part didn't bite, causing NOAH to shrink as the former AJPW stars moved on, aged or got injured.
    Source: Just Here for Godzilla
  • Spotlight-Stealing Squad Ironically, Pro Wrestling NOAH could use more of this instead of the booker-wrestler devaluing himself to get over a young guy... who then fails to get over due to weak early title defenses, drops the belt to an "old guard" guy and promptly drops back to midcard hell.
    Source: Spotlight-Stealing Squad
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