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Meanings of more hardy in English

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Usage of more hardy in English
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There is probably no more hardy, enduring animal in the world.
Tent Life in Siberia / A New Account of an Old Undertaking; Adve...
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Goats are more hardy than cattle, so are popular in the arid region.
Reuters
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She seemed to have grown more hardy and wiry than ever.
The Heir of Kilfinnan: A Tale of the Shore and Ocean
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There are few more hardy or widely distributed species of vegetables than asparagus.
The Home Acre
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A plunge is not more hardy than an allusion to something.
Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein / With Two Shorter Stories
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He is also more hardy and keeps in better condition.
The Story of the Malakand Field Force: An Episode of Frontier Wa...
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Combat equipment was supposed to be more hardy than that.
The gun
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It flowers earlier, and is more hardy than the former.
Hardy Ornamental Flowering Trees and Shrubs
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Their bodies were more hardy, their minds more vigorous, than those of other tribes.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 01: Introduction I
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At last, one more hardy than the rest said-"Whatcan it be?"
Boycotted, and Other Stories
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But more recent outbreaks have revealed the virus is even more hardy than first thought.
News.com.au
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The more hardy Barney began to explore the place.
Lost in the Air
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Jim and I were more hardy than Billy, and we took our baths in the sea.
Beautiful Joe: An Autobiography
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Nowhere along the shores of England are finer sea-boats or more hardy crews to be found.
Ben Hadden; or, Do Right Whatever Comes Of It
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Bert, more hardy, barked out a short laugh.
Undertow
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Owing to this rapidity of growth, all the more hardy varieties of vegetables may be successfully cultivated.
Northern Travel: Summer and Winter Pictures of Sweden, Denmark a...
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