toughen Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of toughen In English

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Examples of toughen

  • Parents may think they need to "toughen up" their children when they express sadness.

  • There were still major restrictions on political activities, penalties for illegal strikes were toughened, and government controls were increased.

  • Rooflight: flat double glazing, toughened glass over translucent laminated glass, to disguise bird droppings and other dirty deposits.

  • I focus here on the top-down part of that story - how the state government toughened up work policies so as to make a work requirement real throughout the state.

  • It should no longer tolerate excuses for evasion of its sanctions and those sanctions must be toughened and extended.

  • There is also the possibility of toughening up the law on kerb crawling.

  • We must toughen up the law because fireworks have become more available.

  • In particular, we must toughen the prudential requirements imposed on banks when they serve to offset hedge funds.

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Translations of toughen In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    使堅韌, 使變結實, 加強…

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  • 中文简体

    使坚韧, 使变结实, 加强…

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  • Español

    endurecer(se), fortalecer(se)…

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  • Türk dili

    katılaş(tır)mak, sertleş(tir)mek, dayanıklı hâle gelmek/getirmek…

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  • Français

    (se) durcir, (s’)endurcir…

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  • Čeština

    zpevnit…

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  • Dansk

    gøre sej, hærde…

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  • Indonesia

    menguatkan…

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