hard-handed (Meaning)

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hard-handed (a.)

Having hard hands, as a manual laborer.

The hard-handed carpenter deftly wielded his tools, shaping the wood with precision.
The farmer's hands were hard-handed from years of tilling the unforgiving soil.
The blacksmith's hard-handed grip forged intricate metalwork with ease.
The mechanic's hard-handed touch effortlessly disassembled and repaired complex engines.
The boxer's hard-handed punches sent shockwaves through his opponent's body.
The sculptor's hard-handed fingers molded clay into delicate and evocative forms.
The masseuse's hard-handed techniques released tension and eased pain from weary muscles.
The mountain climber's hard-handed grip scaled treacherous peaks with confidence.
The nurse's hard-handed touch provided comfort and reassurance to patients in distress.
The gardener's hard-handed cultivation transformed barren soil into a vibrant garden.

Having hard hands, as a manual laborer.

searing,tough, rough, trying, harsh, brutal, severe, oppressive, hard, excruciating

soft, light,easy, easy, comfortable, soft, light, comfortable, peaceful, friendly

The hard-handed carpenter deftly wielded his tools, shaping the wood with precision.

The farmer's hands were hard-handed from years of tilling the unforgiving soil.

The blacksmith's hard-handed grip forged intricate metalwork with ease.

The mechanic's hard-handed touch effortlessly disassembled and repaired complex engines.