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- adjective
comparative form ofhardy : morehardy
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Examples
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Some of the 'hardier' plants close up their stomatal pores when ozone levels increase.
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Some of the 'hardier' plants close up their stomatal pores when ozone levels increase.
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So here's an indoor festival for dance music fans, with the added bonus of an outdoor stage, barbeque and fire show round the back for hardier souls who don't mind a bit of dirt and daylight.
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The task force says it wants hardier venting systems.
Task Force Urges Haste on Nuclear-Safety Measures Rebecca Smith 2011
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Meanwhile, the rosemary is doing just fine now, and the hardier looking specimens have their permanent home, where they're definitely thriving.
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The English variety is an indicator of ancient woodland in Britain, and should not be confused with its hardier Spanish cousin, introduced to these shores in 1860.
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Seed companies have bred and modified the plants genetically in a process that has resulted in hardier plants.
Corn Seed Shortage Sows Farm Belt Woes Ian Berry 2012
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One reason is "survivor bias"—having survived not only the bombings but homelessness, hunger and a typhoon in the immediate aftermath, the subjects may be a hardier lot than the Japanese population at large.
Coal Is More Dangerous Than Nuclear Jr. Holman W. Jenkins 2011
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Also, coffee plants are hardier than opium poppies.
Illegal Crop Is Swapped for Legal One in Mexico Jean Guerrero 2011
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ComEd says it has a plan for making its electric system hardier—and at first it got the Legislature to buy in.
Power-Upgrade Plans Spark Illinois Storm Rebecca Smith 2011
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