Hardihood is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARDIHOOD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• boldness; audacity, also HARDIHEAD, HARDIMENT
• boldness; daring.
• courage or daring
• the trait of being willing to undertake things that involve risk or danger
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• resolute courage and fortitude; resolute and self-assured audacity often carried to the point of impudent insolence

Words related to HARDIHOOD

hardihead17 hardihoods18 hardiment15

Words that contain HARDIHOOD

hardihoods18

How to use HARDIHOOD in a sentence

• Those who most disapprove of his opinions must respect the hardihood with which he maintained them.
• On account of its great hardihood, this is a very desirable garden shrub or small-growing tree.
• It is an evergreen species, of comparative hardihood, and flowers well in sheltered situations.
• From its great hardihood, vigour of growth, and beauty of flowers, it is certainly one of the most deservedly popular of wall shrubs.
• This is a choice shrub of great hardihood, and one of the handsomest flowering in cultivation.
• A very interesting and valuable rock shrub, and one that no doubt about its perfect hardihood need be entertained.
• Neither valour nor hardihood can save the man to whom it comes.
• Notwithstanding his terrible surname his features expressed rather brutal hardihood and unconquerable boldness, than ferocity.
• His hardihood and address were only equalled by his daring and courage.
• For its successful performance there was need of courage, hardihood, woodcraft, good judgment, stealth, and great rapidity of motion.
• Moreover, to plant a settlement of this kind on the edge of the Indian-haunted wilderness showed that the founders possessed both hardihood and resolution.
• The carving of the capitals exhibits in a delightful manner the hardihood and florid fancy of this singularly interesting development of Byzantine-Romanesque taste.
• Had we lived, I should have had a tale to tell of the hardihood, endurance, and courage of my companions which would have stirred the heart of every Englishman.
• The Elephants of Ceylon are much prized for size, beauty, and hardihood.
• The conquest of wild nature demands the utmost vigor, hardihood, and daring, and takes from the conquerors a heavy toll of life and health.
• He deemed the time had come to show his hardihood, and to put to silence the malicious lips.
• Her sisters had no love for such shows, and nobody would be greatly troubled at her hardihood in escaping from the escort of her servants.
• If mere physical hardihood had been his end, he could easily have passed for a finished product.
• Others, again, exhibit congenital tendencies to great physical strength and hardihood, and to powers of muscular exertion and endurance.
• The vigor of our culture and the hardihood of our institutions are more manifest out of Massachusetts than in it.
• We had forgotten the pioneer women who struck across frontiers with a hardihood that matched that of their mates.
• The three faces, worn, anxious, yet of a noble hardihood, stirred in him a strange emotion.
• This, evidently, is not resignation, religious resignation, but only sullen acquiescence, or reckless hardihood.
• He had been rocked in the early storms of the controversy, and had acquired a decision and a hardihood proportioned to the severity of the discipline which he had undergone.
• I began to realise the hardihood of my expedition among these unknown people.
• It is possible, no doubt, in that severe and plain life to lose many things which are not replaced by its self-reliance and hardihood.

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