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Meanings of hits hard in English

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Usage of hits hard in English
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Fijian and Zimbabwian democracy and winter hits hard all across New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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Lucan is heavy, but he hits hard and is weighty in the best sense.
Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal
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Delegates to the conference have voted to renegotiate Partnership 2000 if inflation hits hard.
The Irish Times
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But she was furious, and she hits hard when she is in a rage.
Original Short Stories — Volume 08
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In his third year as a professional, he hits hard and hits all day.
The Irish Times
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He's a consistent stayer who hits hard at this level.
News.com.au
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One grows full of one's ideas, one hits hard-
Poor Relations
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And he's not one to quarrel with; he hits hard, he does, when he's provoked.
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 01
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The time is right for music that hits hard, and Freedom Is Free is one such.
The Irish Times
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And when the bass hits , it hits hard.
The Guardian
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Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham flagged more assistance on Friday for tourist operators hits hard by international border closures.
News.com.au
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In most instances Governments treat Opposition criticism as empty rhetoric, but there are times when it hits hard.
The Irish Times
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Here, dreamy passionate romance hits hard.
Radio NZ
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That merchant hits hard.
Fair Margaret
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While we wait, the baby wakes as if the rock hits hard, and his wails echo all down the tunnel.
The apocalypse reader
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Christ, he hits hard.
The power of one
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