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Meaning of enharden
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enharden (v. t.)
To harden; to embolden.
enharden Sentence Examples
- The harsh winds that swept across the desert landscape enhardened the skin of the nomads who lived there.
- The repeated rejections he faced only served to enharden his resolve to succeed.
- The challenges she encountered during her travels enhardened her spirit and made her more resilient.
- The arduous training regimen enhardened the soldiers' bodies and prepared them for the rigors of combat.
- The harsh conditions of the prison enhardened the inmates, making them tougher and more resilient.
- The difficult circumstances he faced in his childhood enhardened him and made him determined to overcome adversity.
- The experience of losing a loved one enhardened her heart and made it difficult for her to trust others.
- The trials and tribulations he faced throughout his life enhardened his character and made him a stronger person.
- The years of struggle and hardship enhardened the community, bringing people together and fostering a sense of resilience.
- The relentless pursuit of her goals enhardened her resolve and made her an unstoppable force.
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To harden; to embolden.
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The harsh winds that swept across the desert landscape enhardened the skin of the nomads who lived there.
The repeated rejections he faced only served to enharden his resolve to succeed.
The challenges she encountered during her travels enhardened her spirit and made her more resilient.
The arduous training regimen enhardened the soldiers' bodies and prepared them for the rigors of combat.
