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hard

[hahrd] / hɑrd /








ADVERB
in a fixed manner
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You know they will give it a go but, again, it is going to be hard for them to get anything out of a Chelsea side who are in really good form.

From BBC

As competition intensifies to create the first reliable, large-scale commercial quantum computer, a critical issue has become harder to ignore.

From Science Daily

"While puberty offers a clear start, the end of adolescence is much harder to pin down scientifically. Based purely on neural architecture, we found that adolescent-like changes in brain structure end around the early thirties."

From Science Daily

Each question is worth a set amount of points, with harder ones worth more, and whoever gets the most points wins.

From BBC

The airline sector has fought hard to get back into positive territory for the year but faces a battle to hold on to those gains.

From Barron's