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iron
adjective as in hard, tough; inflexible
Example Sentences
These moments will clearly need to be ironed out of Lammens' game quickly with Liverpool away the next fixture followed by Brighton at home.
For almost all of his 16 months in captivity he says he was tied up - first with ropes to his wrists and ankles, then with iron chains.
Kelly - who features in the film alongside Jack and Aimee, Ozzy's other two children with Sharon - offered: "I always thought my dad was invincible. But Iron Man wasn't really made of iron."
The punishment cells, or the “Klondike,” are described in a 1924 warden’s report as a row of unsanitary, windowless cells with black painted ceilings and walls, and only an iron toilet and faucet.
It's a medium security prison, but the thick iron gates and imposing white walls topped with barbed wire give it a more "maximum" feel.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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