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hardness

[hahrd-nis] / ˈhɑrd nɪs /




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“Each and every day I have to ask God to lift the hardness in my heart, because I‘m angry,” Lewis said.

From Los Angeles Times

Without the energy of talismanic all-rounder Stokes, England were bereft of penetration when the ball lost its hardness and pitch went to sleep.

From BBC

You were able to capture so much about the daddy issues that she has and where the maybe hardness or prickliness comes from.

From Los Angeles Times

You’ve got to be the only guy in rock ‘n’ roll history who wrote a song where you’re talking about hardness and stickiness and it’s not about sex.

From Los Angeles Times

Everything from traction, the hardness of the surface, how high the ball bounces, how far the ball rolls and shock absorption have been looked into.

From BBC