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needing a lot of skill or effort to do
very difficult to cut, bend, or break
done with great force or intensity
(of a sound) pronounced by moving the back of the tongue toward the velum
(of light) producing sharp contrasts and clearly defined shadows
(of alcoholic beverages) haiving a high alcohol content, often used to describe spirits like whiskey, vodka, or rum
difficult to endure or experience, often related to misfortune
stiff or tough due to lack of moisture
(of water) high in dissolved salts, particularly calcium and magnesium
(of radiation) having relatively high penetrating power or energy, such as X-rays or gamma rays
based on solid, verifiable evidence or facts
showing an uncompromising or rigid approach, often in politics or opinions
(of a body part) becoming stiff or firm, often in response to certain feelings or physical reactions
with a lot of difficulty or effort
in an earnest or focused manner
to the fullest extent, often used in specific contexts like navigation
into a firm state
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