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harsh

[hahrsh] / hɑrʃ /




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For some, the LP may be gorgeous to a fault—musically, there’s very little friction or dissonance on the album, nothing harsh to dislodge you from the spell the record casts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Glass is stable, cost-effective, and resistant to harsh environments, making it well suited for scalable deployment.

From Science Daily

There was even harsher critique from Baz Bamigboye in Deadline, describing it as "beyond seriously unfunny" and lamenting that he didn't laugh once.

From BBC

That kind of lighting setup can create harsh shadows.

From The Wall Street Journal

The movies of the 1930s also resonated with audiences by speaking to the harsh times people were living through, either directly or indirectly.

From The Wall Street Journal