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Meaning of hardcore
The primary meaning of the word "hardcore" refers to something or someone that is extremely dedicated, passionate, or intense, often to the point of being uncompromising or unyielding.
Etymology of hardcore
The term "hardcore" originated in the mid-20th century, initially used to describe the most dedicated or extreme members of a group or movement
The word is derived from the combination of "hard" and "core," with "hard" implying severity or intensity, and "core" implying a central or dedicated group
Synonyms
intense
extreme
severe
radical
fervent
passionate
dedicated
committed
uncompromising
unyielding
resolute
stubborn
obstinate
die-hard
fanatic
zealous
enthusiastic
fervid
ardent
rabid
militant
aggressive
forceful
vigorous
potent
powerful
harsh
stringent
rigid
austere
stern
unrelenting
relentless
ferocious
fierce
savage
brutal
merciless
ruthless
uncompromising
rigid
dogged
persistent
tenacious
unshakeable
unwavering
unflinching
staunch
steadfast
loyal
devoted
serious
grave
solemn
somber
austere
stark
grim
dour
forbidding
intimidating
frightening
terrifying
alarming
disturbing
unsettling
extreme
radical
revolutionary
militant
activist
zealous
fervent
passionate
dedicated
committed.
Definitions
- Relating to or denoting the most committed or extreme members of a group or movement
- Intensely passionate or dedicated to a particular activity, cause, or lifestyle
- Extremely severe or harsh, often to the point of being uncompromising or unrelenting
Usage Examples
- The hardcore fans of the band traveled across the country to attend every concert on their tour
- The new policy has been met with resistance from hardcore opponents who argue it is too severe
- The athlete's hardcore training regimen allowed her to qualify for the Olympics
Antonyms
mild
moderate
gentle
soft
lenient
flexible
compromising
yielding
weak
faint
feeble
lukewarm
halfhearted
unenthusiastic
apathetic
indifferent
casual
relaxed
laid-back
easygoing
carefree
nonchalant
detached
uninvolved
uncommitted
irresolute
indecisive
hesitant
uncertain
wishy-washy
timid
cowardly
spineless
weak-willed
irresolute
vacillating.