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Definition of hidebound - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
traitvery conservative and not willing to accept new ideas
- His hidebound views made change difficult.
- The hidebound committee rejected the experimental curriculum.
- Her hidebound attitude blocked any discussion of flexible schedules.
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policy that is inflexible and resistant to change
The hidebound policy prevented any new initiatives from being implemented.
Origin of hidebound
English, hide (skin) + bound (tied)
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- French:borné, ...
- German:engstirnig, ...
- Italian:retrogrado, ...
- Spanish:ultraconservador, ...
- Portuguese:retrógrado, ...
- Chinese:顽固的, ...
- Japanese:保守的な, ...
- Arabic:مُتَحَجِّر, ...
- Hebrew:קַנַּאי לְדֵעוֹתָיו, ...
- Russian:закоснелый, ...
- Ukrainian:закостенілий, ...
- Hindi:रूढ़िवादी, ...
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