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old habits die hard — spoken phrase used for saying that it is difficult to change a way of behaving that someone has had for many years Thesaurus: habits and habitual behavioursynonym Main entry: habit * * * old ˌhabits, ˌtraditions, etc. die ˈhard idiom … Useful english dictionary
die hard — if a habit, custom, or belief, dies hard, it takes a long time to change or end it. After a successful 30 year career, he no longer has any need to work but old habits die hard. (usually in present tenses) These ancient traditions die hard in the … New idioms dictionary
old traditions die hard — old ˌhabits, ˌtraditions, etc. die ˈhard idiom used to say that things change very slowly Main entry: ↑dieidiom … Useful english dictionary
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