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hard

[hahrd] / hɑrd /








ADVERB
in a fixed manner
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"Our kids are so young and they are so demanding that it's hard to even get five minutes to catch up and we're both exhausted come the end of the day."

From BBC

Weiner said it was “hard to overstate how important this ruling is for our efforts to ensure full accountability for ICE and Border Patrol’s terror campaign.”

From Los Angeles Times

False claims on these foods can be especially hard to combat because they become crazes so quickly on social media.

From BBC

“I am going to take a hard look at the resource needs,” he told the senators, adding that “it is vitally important we have a cop on the beat.”

From Barron's

“I am going to take a hard look at the resource needs,” he told the senators, adding that “it is vitally important we have a cop on the beat.”

From Barron's