oldline
- adjective
- /ˈoʊdˌlaɪn/
- Literature
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tradicional
- Many oldline families in the city have deep roots stretching back centuries.
Examples
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Several oldline companies struggled to adapt to the changes brought by modern technology.
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The committee was dominated by members of the oldline establishment who resisted reform.
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That company is known for its oldline approach to business.
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She prefers oldline values in her personal life.
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The company is known for its oldline values and traditional business practices.
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Many voters appreciate the oldline policies of the candidate, which prioritize stability and tradition.
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Her family has always held oldline beliefs that have been passed down through generations.
Synonyms
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1.0
A thing that has existed for a long time and is not new
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1.5
Following long-held customs and ways of doing things
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4.2
Very old and present for a long time
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4.7
Valued and kept because people have done it for a long time
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6.7
Like music or clothes from a past time that feel warm and familiar
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6.5
Holding strongly to old customs and resisting change
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7.2
Beliefs and ways that people in a family or group keep for a long time
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9.9
Exists for a very long time, often about traditions, stories, or ideas
Antonyms
How Traditional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Oldline comes from old and line, meaning an 'old line' or long family line that has existed for many years. So oldline describes people or groups that are long-established and often traditional.