Vocabulary Entry

old-line

|noun • adjective

noun

A traditional or conservative point of view or group, often associated with a long-established practice or ideology.

Example Sentences

"The party has been dominated by old-line politicians who resist change."

"As an old-line company, they have a rich history in the industry."

"Many old-lines in the community prefer the established ways over newer methods."

adjective

Example Sentences

"They held an old-line belief that innovation could harm their business."

"Old-line values often emphasize stability over risk."

"The old-line approach to education focuses on classical teaching methods."