adj. difficult to endure; disagreeable to the senses
We camped in the harsh wilderness. OR We heard the harsh cry of the crow.
We camped in the harsh wilderness. OR We heard the harsh cry of the crow.
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The harsh punishment was disproportionate to the infraction.
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The severe rain was extremely harsh and brutally strong.
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She predicted his harsh words that foreboded estrangement.
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The refugees were escaping harsh treatment.
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He gave a harsh critique of the book. OR Please critique my performance.
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Why does Ethan give Tack such a serious and harsh consequence for the graffiti and ditching his group?
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The hikers endured the harsh weather.
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Who made the harsh noise?
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Liberty is limited under the reign of a harsh king. OR Let freedom reign.
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The black codes were harsh.
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What protects a tree from harsh weather and insects?
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Please modify your harsh words.
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He had to trek up the mountain despite the harsh weather.
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The attainder was the harsh consequence of conviction for treason.
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rough; brutal; hard
kind; pleasant
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