old-line

adjective

\ ˈōl(d)-ˈlīn

Definition of old-line

1a : having a reputation or authority based on length or proven quality of service an old-line firm

b : of established prestige and influence old-line families

2 : adhering to traditional policies or practices : conservative

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old-line

adjective

: having a good reputation because of the high quality of a service, product, etc., that has been provided for many years

: powerful and important in a society for a long time

: supporting traditional policies or practices : not encouraging or liking change within an organization