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Meanings of ruggedness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hardness"
Examples for "hardness"
1
The stiffened hardness of the speaker in a measure affected the boy.
2
The first confused hardness with progress; the second confused softness with progress.
3
The Japanese struck an unexpected strain of hardness in the Korean character.
4
Some of these approach the chrysoberyl and topaz in hardness and hue.
5
None of the cynicism and hardness of Thackeray appear in her pages.
Usage of ruggedness in English
1
Weight, power supply and ruggedness issues have been the main technical barriers.
2
A language of exhaustless variety; strong without ruggedness, and flexible without effeminacy.
3
All the ruggedness of the intervening hill-country was likewise effectively brought out.
4
In the matter of ruggedness, Rangers appear to be at a disadvantage.
5
His ruggedness seemed to steady her nerves that again began to fly.
6
Beware what precedes the decay of the ruggedness of states and men.
7
His complexion was fair, his face clean-shaven and strong almost to ruggedness.
8
The chasm in which he now rested had an impressive ruggedness.
9
It's trying to cloak family functionality and ruggedness with sporty styling.
10
She liked the ruggedness, the signs of honest worth which clung to them.
11
A great horror of the vastness and ruggedness came upon her.
12
It uses a combination of precision, trueness and ruggedness data to estimate uncertainty.
13
Nothing has ever matched the ruggedness of the original My First Sony Walkman.
14
The method was rigorously validated through linearity, precision, accuracy, and ruggedness.
15
Sometimes we like ruggedness, and again we like things made easy.
16
She's what Sir Walter Scott calls: 'Nature in all its ruggedness.'
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United Kingdom
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