"Hardenthe" example sentences

hard·en

verb

harden (verb) · hardens (third person present) · hardened (past tense) · hardened (past participle) · hardening (present participle)

- make or become hard or harder:

- make or become more severe and less sympathetic:

- make or become tougher and more clearly defined:

- (of prices of stocks, commodities, etc.) rise and remain steady at a higher level:

Synonyms

solidify, set, congeal, clot, coagulate, stiffen, thicken, cake, freeze, bake, crystallize, strengthen, reinforce, anneal, vulcanize, ossify, petrify, indurate, inspissate, gelatinize, liquefy, toughen, desensitize, inure, deaden, numb, benumb, anesthetize, brutalize, indurate, soften

"Hardenthe" Example Sentences

1. Hardenthe heart of a stone and it will still be cold.
2. Hardenthe resolve of a person and they will be unstoppable.
3. Hardenthe grip on a situation and it will become more secure.
4. Hardenthe stance of a leader and they will be respected.
5. Hardenthe will of a nation and it will become stronger.
6. Hardenthe focus of a team and they will become more efficient.
7. Hardenthe stance of a negotiator and they will get a better deal.
8. Hardenthe rules of a game and it will become more challenging.
9. Hardenthe approach of a teacher and they will be more effective.
10. Hardenthe attitude of a student and they will be more successful.

Common Phases

harden the steel; harden the heart; harden the resolve; harden the muscles; harden the security; harden the shell; harden the stance; harden the defenses; harden the will; harden the attitude; harden the commitment.

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