hard lines
Speech parts
1. hard lines - Noun
2. hard lines - Interjection
Meaning
hard lines
(slang, dated) Expressed to someone suffering misfortune.
hard lines (uncountable)
(slang, dated) Hardship; misfortune.
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Examples
Strickland’s design is all hard lines and angles, all black and white (mirroring his mentality.) He is toxic masculinity personified.
Jugendstil art includes a variety of different methods, applied by the various individual artists and features the use of hard lines as well as sinuous curves.
His role will depend on communicating with Trump, who seems to be an ardent believer that strong consensus with Putin is achievable, despite three of Trump’s senior cabinet members voicing hard lines on Moscow for two weeks.
Someone there would buy him a drink and listen to his hard lines.
These large-scale hard lines are almost always used in the connection between a transmitter on the ground and the antenna or aerial on a tower.
"From the beginning, something that both Florencia and I felt strongly about, we didn't want it to be something where there would be hard lines or boxes we had to check — that's something that's exciting about what we're doing," she says.