Thesaurus / hards
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synonyms for hards
- abide
- combat
- confront
- continue
- curb
- defy
- endure
- forgo
- maintain
- prevent
- refuse
- repel
- thwart
- turn down
- antagonize
- assail
- assault
- battle
- bear
- brook
- buck
- check
- contend
- counteract
- countervail
- dispute
- duel
- forbear
- hinder
- hold
- persevere
- persist
- refrain
- remain
- stay
- stonewall
- suffer
- traverse
- weather
- abstain from
- die hard
- fight back
- hold off
- hold out against
- keep from
- leave alone
- put up a fight
- remain firm
- stand up to
- struggle against
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How to use hards in a sentence
And this was the question upon which the men of Looe, and especially the Die-hards, hung breathless for the next few days.
WANDERING HEATHSIR ARTHUR THOMAS QUILLER-COUCHFor many of the Die-hards stopped the Doctor to question him, and stood gloomy as he passed on.
WANDERING HEATHSIR ARTHUR THOMAS QUILLER-COUCHBelow him by the edge of the stream he sees the encampment of the Gorbals Die-Hards.
HUNTINGTOWERJOHN BUCHANYou shrink from the hards of life which I steer happily through.
THE HALF-HEARTEDJOHN BUCHANThis world has more hards than softs for the average mortal and I never flattered myself on bein' above the average.
THANKFUL'S INHERITANCEJOSEPH C. LINCOLNIt reminded one of the old "Die-hards" at Waterloo, filling up their squares torn and ravaged by the pelting grape-shot.
GUY LIVINGSTONE;GEORGE A. LAWRENCEAt 1.30 began the withdrawal of the "die hards" from the points they were holding with such a terrible peril hanging over them.
AUSTRALIA IN ARMSPHILLIP F.E. SCHULERIt was on this field that the 57th gained their present nickname (the die-hards).
A SOLDIER'S EXPERIENCE OR A VOICE FROM THE RANKS: SHOWING THE COST OF WAR IN BLOOD AND TREASURETIMOTHY GOWINGIt was on this field that the 57th gained the name they are now known by, the die-hards.
A SOLDIER'S EXPERIENCE OR A VOICE FROM THE RANKS: SHOWING THE COST OF WAR IN BLOOD AND TREASURETIMOTHY GOWINGSitting on the hen-house roof and munching a raw turnip was a figure which she recognised as the smallest of the Die-Hards.
HUNTINGTOWERJOHN BUCHAN