Hardy

usgb/ˈhɑːrdi/
adjective

Able to handle tough conditions, very strong.

The hardy mountaineers endured extreme temperatures and high winds.
Visual representation of "hardy" - Able to handle tough conditions, very strong

Often appears as...

  • hardy plants
  • hardy breed
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Emotional Strength

Often carries a positive connotation, suggesting emotional resilience in people or animals.

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Despite the setbacks, the hardy group kept their spirits up.
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Misleading Appearances

Hardy individuals or breeds may look ordinary, but have inner strength or adaptability.

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Don't be fooled by its size; that's a hardy breed of dog.
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Not Indestructible

While 'hardy' suggests strength, it doesn’t mean invincible or without limits.

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Even the hardy explorers had to eventually seek shelter.
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