Pronunciation: /ˈhɑrdinəs/
noun the ability to endure difficult conditions or situations
A1 Hardiness is important for surviving in harsh conditions.
A2 The plant's hardiness allowed it to withstand the winter frost.
B1 The explorer's hardiness was tested during the extreme trek through the mountains.
B2 The athlete's hardiness and determination led to their victory in the marathon.
C1 The soldier's hardiness and resilience in combat earned them a medal of honor.
C2 The scientist's research on genetic hardiness in plants revolutionized agriculture.
adjective describing someone or something that is tough or resilient
A1 She showed great hardiness when hiking up the small hill.
A2 The hardiness of the plant allowed it to survive in harsh weather conditions.
B1 The hardiness of the laptop made it durable and long-lasting.
B2 The hardiness of the athlete was evident in their ability to push through the toughest challenges.
C1 The hardiness of the construction materials ensured the building could withstand extreme weather conditions.
C2 His hardiness in the face of adversity was truly remarkable and inspiring to all who knew him.
formal The plant's hardiness allowed it to survive in extreme weather conditions.
informal I'm impressed by your hardiness in tackling such a difficult task.
slang She's got serious hardiness when it comes to dealing with challenges.
figurative His emotional hardiness helped him get through the toughest times in his life.
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