hardness
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/ˈhɑːrdnəs/
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/ˈhɑːdnəs/
noun
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The state of being firm, rigid, or not easily broken.
The hardness of the metal made it difficult to cut.
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Difficulty or struggle, often due to a lack of resources.
She faced many hardships during her journey.
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The level of effort or energy put into an activity.
His hardness in training paid off in the competition.
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The need for or use of significant physical or mental strength.
The job requires a lot of hardness and stamina.
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A lack of kindness or sympathy.
He showed hardness of heart by ignoring her pleas.
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A readiness to fight and an absence of fear or weakness.
The soldier's hardness in battle inspired his comrades.
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Difficulty in performing, understanding, or answering something.
The hardness of the task made it challenging to complete.
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The quality of being undeniably true and supported by evidence.
The hardness of the evidence left no room for doubt.
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The presence of minerals in water that make it difficult to mix with soap.
The water's hardness caused issues with the soap.
translation
The state of being firm, rigid, or not easily broken.; Difficulty or struggle, often due to a lack of resources.; The level of effort or energy put into an activity.; The need for or use of significant physical or mental strength.; A lack of kindness or sympathy.; A readiness to fight and an absence of fear or weakness.; Difficulty in performing, understanding, or answering something.; The quality of being undeniably true and supported by evidence.; The presence of minerals in water that make it difficult to mix with soap.
Word Forms
Plural
hardnesses