hardiness
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How to use hardiness in a sentence
Figuring out the jorō’s hardiness involves taking the spider’s pulse.
Invasive jorō spiders get huge and flashy — if they’re female | Susan Milius | March 30, 2022 | Science NewsI’ve edited plenty of writers who swear by the brand’s hardiness, including one whose luggage has held up for over a decade.
That hardiness, though, is one reason they’re typically not used in baked goods, where they can be too tough.
Get to know your oats, and all the types and ways to eat them | Becky Krystal | April 12, 2021 | Washington PostFrom then on there is a steady increase in crop and hardiness for many years.
Walnut Growing in Oregon | VariousNext in line of hardiness and reliability is the Weschcke hickory.
And, like the Cut-Leaved Birch, it is ironclad in its hardiness.
Amateur Gardencraft | Eben E. RexfordVarieties of specially good flavor would be given special thought, even though they might lack in hardiness or productivity.
Dwarf Fruit Trees | F. A. WaughHe who carries the diamond upon him, it gives him hardiness and manhood, and it keeps the limbs of his body whole.
Early Travels in Palestine | Arculf et al.
British Dictionary definitions for hardiness
/ (ˈhɑːdɪnɪs) /
the condition or quality of being hardy, robust, or bold
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