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toughened

adjective as in thick-skinned

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Some campaigners argue the OSA does not go far enough, and will need to be toughened or supplemented with other restrictions, for example on mobile phone use by young people.

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South Gate has more balance and was toughened up playing in the Eastern League.

The bipartisan bill toughened background checks for the youngest firearms buyers, barred a larger group of domestic violence offenders from having guns, and assisted states in carrying out red flag laws.

A woman whose endometriosis went undiagnosed for more than two decades says a school's toughened stance on period pain is "just another slap in the face" for women and girls.

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Reacting to today's figures, the prime minister's spokesman said rules around migrant sponsorship would be toughened "to ensure employers guilty of flouting employment laws are banned from hiring from abroad".

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

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