Hardline ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Hardline ( adjective )

Adopting an uncompromising attitude towards a particular issue or group of people.

Origin:

The word hardline has its roots in the early 20th century. it comes from the phrase hard-line, which refers to a strict or uncompromising attitude or policy.

Examples:

1. The government's hardline stance on immigration has caused controversy.
2. Some critics accuse the police chief of taking a hardline approach to law enforcement.
3. The company's new CEO is known for taking a hardline stance on cost cutting measures.
4. The union's hardline position on the new contract proposal has led to a stalemate in negotiations.
5. The president's hardline policy on drug trafficking has led to increased arrests and convictions.

(As a noun)

Hardline ( noun )

Adopting an uncompromising attitude towards a particular issue or group of people.

Origin:

The word hardline has its roots in the early 20th century. it comes from the phrase hard-line, which refers to a strict or uncompromising attitude or policy.

Examples:

1. The government's hardline stance on immigration has caused controversy.
2. Some critics accuse the police chief of taking a hardline approach to law enforcement.
3. The company's new CEO is known for taking a hardline stance on cost cutting measures.
4. The union's hardline position on the new contract proposal has led to a stalemate in negotiations.
5. The president's hardline policy on drug trafficking has led to increased arrests and convictions.