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Meanings of hard in English
Spanish
intemperadamente Synonyms
Examples for "heavily"
Examples for "heavily"
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Scotland and Northern Ireland voted heavily in favour of staying in Europe.
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The coalition government included Hezbollah, a heavily armed military and political organisation.
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Step 6: -Designateimportant, heavily used corridors for high speed rail system.
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Other deputies said parliament, heavily divided, should still vote on the budget.
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The heavily Democratic state had not elected a Democratic governor since 1992.
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You may rely upon nothing being done rashly or intemperately on our part.
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No Cabinet minister in our history has been so intemperately denounced, so extravagantly eulogized.
3
They had turned themselves inside out, and were things to be intemperately proud of.
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The facts which such people give to travelers are usually erroneous, and often intemperately so.
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Gallery 73 is given up chiefly to Alson Clark's over-sketchy and intemperately colored Panama pictures.
Usage of hard in English
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First year was fine, he says, but second year was very hard.
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But there's also a lot of hard work involved, often physical work.
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It has been a year of hard work, focus, and great success.
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Result: Stylish and yet hard to use and packed with proprietary technology.
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Crew members don't just work hard -they often work every day.
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It seemed very far away and long ago, yet hard and clear.
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Meanwhile, in Europe a hard Brexit shock was a risk, Deutsche said.
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When the Ukrainian crisis started, France adopted a hard line towards Russia.
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It's a complex process which takes time and hard work, he said.
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It's hard to try and form an honest opinion on today's news.
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Leaving home when we were very young, for example, was really hard.
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A deepening economic crisis in Asia and Europe will hit Genting hard.
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It's hard times ahead but industry participants don't seem overwhelmed by conditions.
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The only problem is, you look like a hard case right now.
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It was hard to believe it had all happened a year ago.
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It's really hard and it's not working right, he said late Tuesday.
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Translations for hard
Hard through the time
Hard across language varieties
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Common
Canada
Common
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