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superharden
[
soo-per-
hahr
-dn
]
su·per·hard·en
/
ˌsu
pərˈhɑr
dn
/
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[
soo-per-
hahr
-dn
]
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verb (used with object)
Military
.
harden
(
def. 6
)
.
Origin:
super-
+
harden
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