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hard-bitten

[hahrd-bit-n] / ˈhɑrdˈbɪt n /


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Taylor’s Inez, possessed of a hard-bitten skill for self-preservation, stays one step ahead, constantly moving forward, a soft shred of hope her only cold comfort.

From Los Angeles Times

Her character, Inez, possessed of a hard-bitten skill for self-preservation, stays one step ahead, constantly moving forward, a soft shred of hope her only cold comfort.

From Seattle Times

In his relatively short on-screen time, Willis, playing a hard-bitten bounty hunter shooting his way through Maui, appears relatively alert and aware.

From New York Times

Coltrane came to fame as a hard-bitten detective in the 1990s series “Cracker,” for which he won best actor at the British Academy Television Awards three years running.

From Seattle Times

The hard-bitten newsman was once punched by an organized crime associate and received veiled threats from mobsters.

From Seattle Times