Summary
English Synonyms: more detail...
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hard:
- difficult; tough; awkward; burdensome; hard; heavy; massive; stiff; harsh; heartless; ruthless; merciless; cruel; relentless; callous; pitiless; rough; hard-handed; violent; critical; problematic; trying; precarious; worrisome; perilous; review; painful; abrasive; stone-hard; hard as steel; iron-hard; as hard as a nails; hard as iron; hard as stone; calcareous; calciferous; limy
- hard; strenuous
- hard; difficult; tough; concentrated; strong; heavy; intemperate; voiceless; surd; unvoiced; severe; knockout
- hard; severely; firmly; heavily; intemperately
English
Detailed Synonyms for harder in English
harder:
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harder
more arduous; more difficult; worse; harder; more trying-
more arduous adj
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more difficult adj
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worse adj
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harder adj
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more trying adj
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critical; difficult; problematic; hard; trying-
critical adj
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difficult adj
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problematic adj
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hard adj
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trying adj
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abrasive; stone-hard; hard as steel; hard; iron-hard; as hard as a nails; hard as iron; hard as stone-
abrasive adj
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stone-hard adj
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hard as steel adj
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hard adj
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iron-hard adj
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hard as iron adj
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hard as stone adj
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– not easy; requiring great physical or mental effort to accomplish or comprehend or endure 1 -
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– dried out 1 -
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– unfortunate or hard to bear 1 -
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– resisting weight or pressure 1 -
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– dispassionate 1 -
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– (of speech sounds); produced with the back of the tongue raised toward or touching the velum 1 -
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– (of light) transmitted directly from a pointed light source 1hard; concentrated– (of light) transmitted directly from a pointed light source 1-
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concentrated adj
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– being distilled rather than fermented; having a high alcoholic content 1 -
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– given to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites especially for intoxicating liquors 1hard; heavy; intemperate– given to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites especially for intoxicating liquors 1-
hard adj
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heavy adj
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intemperate adj
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– produced without vibration of the vocal cords 1 -
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– very strong or vigorous 1
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– with effort or force or vigor 1 -
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– to the full extent possible; all the way 1 -
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– slowly and with difficulty 1 -
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– causing great damage or hardship 1 -
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– with firmness 1 -
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– earnestly or intently 1 -
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– with pain or distress or bitterness 1 -
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– very near or close in space or time 1 -
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– into a solid condition 1 -
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– indulging excessively 1