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-dee
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sem-ahy-
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sem·i·har·dy
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iˈhɑr
di
,
ˌsɛm
aɪ-
/
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sem-ee-
hahr
-dee
,
sem-ahy-
]
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adjective
Horticulture
.
partially
hardy
;
able to survive moderately low temperatures:
semihardy plants.
Origin:
1900–05;
semi-
+
hardy
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