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hardened

[ hahr-dnd ]

adjective

  1. made or become hard or harder.
  2. pitiless; unfeeling.
  3. firmly established or unlikely to change; inveterate:

    a hardened criminal.

  4. inured; toughened:

    a hardened trooper.

  5. rigid; unyielding:

    a hardened attitude.

  6. (of a missile base) equipped to launch missiles from underground silos.
  7. (of a missile) capable of being launched from an underground silo.


hardened

/ ˈɑːəԻ /

adjective

  1. rigidly set, as in a mode of behaviour
  2. toughened, as by custom; seasoned
  3. (of a nuclear missile site) constructed to withstand a nuclear attack
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Other 51Թ Forms

  • i·󲹰IJԱ adjective
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of hardened1

Middle English word dating back to 1325–75; harden, -ed 2
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Scenes from the territory broadcast on 7 October, combined with the testimony from hostages that has now emerged, have hardened Israeli views when it comes to the suffering of Palestinians.

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In its wake, Israel hardened its borders with Gaza and Lebanon, expanding outwards to establish demilitarized buffer zones.

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Brook, like Stokes and McCullum, is street-smart - hardened by playing in Yorkshire's tough men's leagues by the age of 13 - and rough around the edges.

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It was also discovered that when they were frozen before being placed in the chamber, their hardened shells were more resilient to cracking at altitude.

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There, the atmosphere hardened from a succession of chain-smoking officers, with whom I had to negotiate in my broken Turkish.

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