hew to the party line
1party line — n. 1) to follow, hew to the party line 2) to deviate from, veer from the party line * * * [ˌpɑːtɪ laɪn] hew to the party line veer from the party line to deviate from to follow …
2hew — v. (d; intr.) ( to adhere ) (AE) to hew to (to hew to the party line) * * * [hjuː] (d; intr.) ( to adhere ) (AE) to hew to (to hew to the party line) …
3hew to — (N American) To conform to • • • Main Entry: ↑hew * * * hew to [phrasal verb] hew to (something) US : to follow or obey (something) Everyone must hew to the rules/standards. He is a politician who …
4line — n. long, thin mark 1) to draw a line 2) a broken; contour; crooked; curved; dotted; fine, thin; heavy, thick; horizontal; parallel; perpendicular; solid, unbroken; straight; vertical; wavy line queue (AE) 3) to form a line 4) to buck ( push into… …
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