hidebound in the PONS Dictionary

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We are not driven ideologically or are hidebound as members are opposite.

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It is too hidebound by perceptions of exclusivity, too glacially slow to appeal to today's attention-deficit generation.

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The hidebound provincial city is becoming a humming global metropolis.

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The hidebound world of hockey is resting more and more on the shoulders of science these days.

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So hidebound, too: as they sit around the table, munching pasta, one of them still has to be the designated chairman of the discussion.

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He will not be so hidebound by history that he can not move forward with new policies and initiatives.

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University education in his time was hidebound and reactionary and steeped in the classics and ignored important subjects like history and the sciences.

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Hidebound sellers, nostalgic for when they had control, are becoming irrelevant and are perishing.

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The best of them possess so much lacerating wit and unswerving commitment that they fairly shame their hidebound mainstream counterparts into retirement.

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Abandoning hidebound dogma is now a matter of life and death.

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