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toughen

[tuhf-uhn] / ˈtʌf ən /


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The windows, vulnerable to shattering in extreme heat, are made of a toughened glass.

From Los Angeles Times

The British government said it had taken inspiration from Denmark, which has driven asylum applications to its lowest level in 40 years after toughening its own immigration stance.

From Barron's

"You never get used to it, but I think we've toughened up and we understand there is no choice," he told AFP.

From Barron's

A bipartisan bill released Thursday would toughen penalties against preparers who improperly handle returns.

From MarketWatch

Further, it said it would establish direct points of contact with Canadian law-enforcement officials, help direct users in distress to relevant local support agencies, and toughen its detection system to prevent attempts to evade safeguards.

From The Wall Street Journal