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tough

Definition for tough

noun as in person who is rowdy, mean

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Maybe voters thought prisoners should be made to work as part of their punishment, which would be in keeping with the broader “tough on crime” tilt of this year’s electorate.

But whatever happens, it is going to be a very tough winter if my afternoon in that Hampshire call centre is anything to go by.

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A government spokesperson said it had taken "tough decisions to fix the foundations" so that a £22bn boost for the NHS and social care could be announced in October's Budget.

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"It is tough to close out a match against him, knowing it could be his last," said Van de Zandschulp.

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Revenues from its wholesale and franchise business dropped by 46% to £5.4 million, as it was particularly affected by partners in Italy and Denmark reducing their orders due to tough conditions.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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