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hardly

[hahrd-lee] / ˈhɑrd li /


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No matter, two of these teams will be playoff bound by next week—even if they’re hardly as intimidating as the rest of the teams vying to win the Super Bowl.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Unfortunately we're maybe the only team that hardly ever scores from a set-piece and, even worse, we constantly concede," said Slot.

From Barron's

Yet while the August attack damaged the station, it hardly affected train services.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dr Bernadette Hard fell ill while abroad with a headache so severe she could hardly move - but had no idea what was wrong with her.

From BBC

The BOJ governor expressed confidence in the country’s wage-price dynamics, noting that “the likelihood of Japan’s economy returning to a so-called zero-norm state, in which wages and prices hardly change, seems to have decreased considerably.”

From The Wall Street Journal