hard
Definition of
hard
:
not
easy
; requiring
great
physical
or
mental
effort
to
accomplish
or
comprehend
or
endure
;
"
a
difficult
task
"
;
"nesting places
on
the cliffs
are
difficult
of
access
"
;
"
difficult
times
"
;
"
why
is
it
so
hard
for you to
keep
a
secret
?"
dispassionate
;
"took
a
hard
look
"
;
"
a
hard
bargainer
"
;
resisting
weight
or
pressure
very
strong
or
vigorous
;
"
strong
winds"
;
"
a
hard
left
to the
chin
"
;
"
a
knockout
punch
"
;
"
a
severe
blow
"
characterized
by
effort
to the
point
of
exhaustion
;
especially
physical
effort
;
"worked their
arduous
way
up
the
mining
valley
"
;
"
a
grueling
campaign
"
;
"
hard
labor
"
;
"
heavy
work
"
;
"
heavy
going
"
;
"
spent
many
laborious
hours
on
the
project
"
;
"
set
a
punishing
pace
"
produced without
vibration
of the
vocal
cords
;
"
unvoiced
consonants
such
as
`
p
' and `
k
' and `
s
'"
(of
light
)
transmitted
directly
from
a
pointed
light
source
(of
speech
sounds); produced with the
back
of the
tongue
raised
toward
or
touching
the
velum
;
"
Russian
distinguished
between
hard
consonants and
palatalized
or
soft
consonants"
given
to
excessive
indulgence
of
bodily
appetites
especially
for
intoxicating
liquors;
"
a
hard
drinker
"
being
distilled
rather
than fermented; having
a
high
alcoholic
content
;
"
hard
liquor
"
unfortunate
or
hard
to
bear
;
"had
hard
luck
"
;
"
a
tough
break
"
dried
out
;
"
hard
dry
rolls
left
over
from the
day
before
"
with
effort
or
force
or
vigor
;
"the
team
played
hard
"
;
"worked
hard
all
day
"
;
"
pressed
hard
on
the
lever
"
;
"
hit
the
ball
hard
"
;
"slammed the
door
hard
"
with
firmness
;
"
held
hard
to the
railing
"
earnestly
or
intently
;
"
thought
hard
about
it
"
;
"stared
hard
at
the
accused
"
causing
great
damage
or
hardship
;
"industries
hit
hard
by
the
depression
"
;
"she was
severely
affected
by
the
bank
'
s
failure
"
slowly
and with
difficulty
;
"prejudices
die
hard
"
indulging
excessively
;
"
he
drank
heavily
"
into
a
solid
condition
;
"
concrete
that sets
hard
within
a
few
hours
"
very
near
or
close
in
space
or
time
;
"
it
stands
hard
by
the
railroad
tracks"
;
"they were
hard
on
his heels"
;
"
a
strike
followed
hard
upon the
plant
'
s
opening
"
with
pain
or
distress
or
bitterness
;
"
he
took the
rejection
very
hard
"
to the
full
extent
possible
;
all
the
way
;
"
hard
alee
"
;
"the
ship
went
hard
astern
"
;
"swung the
wheel
hard
left
"
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