Toughened is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOUGHENED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TOUGHEN, to make tough
• make or become stronger or more resilient
• make (rules or a policy) stricter and more harsh
ADJECTIVE:
• physically toughened
• made hard or flexible or resilient especially by heat treatment

Words related to TOUGHENED

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How to use TOUGHENED in a sentence

• He had been toughened by four other of our winters, all said to have been unusual for severity.
• The lad, bronzed and toughened by his trip to the Nevada desert, was leaning upon the paling, gazing down the dusty road.
• All the amateur work that he had done was the merest tapping and flapping when compared to those frightful blows, from arms toughened by the shovel and the crowbar.
• The toughened idealist may not look or act like an idealist, but in reality his idealism is one of the practically-wise construction.
• The dreamer who has been toughened by experience is one who lets his rational brain have control.
• I was young and hard, with muscles of steel, and a frame which had been toughened by twelve years of camp and field.
• The work was hard, but it toughened the sinews of the young soldiers, and gave them an occupation in which they were interested.
• He bored two eyes, a nose, and a mouth in the toughened substance, and blackened them vividly with soot from the chimney.
• The fibre of Rome was toughened by perpetual strain of conflict.
• Her fibre was to be toughened by the infusion of a stronger race.
• Every muscle and every sinew had always been in the highest state of activity, and was toughened and strong, with an inextinguishable vitality.
• However, the accumulation of toil came upon him gradually and his supple frame toughened as the demand upon it increased.
• The toughened muscles of his strong, slim body no longer ached in rebellion at his tasks.
• It is a curious thing that misconception and adversity never hardened Andersen or toughened the fibre of his personality.
• At first the wooden-soles hurt and made him flinch, but in time the skin became toughened and he minded them not at all, although Mlle.
• The toughened chimneys are about 60 per cent dearer than those of ordinary glass.
• I had been dauntless then, but now, although toughened and weathered, discouragement and despair possessed me.
• The young citizens growled or laughed at the minor hardships of the hasty outfit, and toughened rapidly to business.
• Their fiber has stood the test, and toughened in the test.
• The old toughened guides, experienced by many a severe tug and storm in the difficulties ahead, protested earnestly.
• With hand rough and toil-stained, hand toughened by every variety of labor, she uncovered the body.
• Why, after all, need Zoe have affected her so profoundly? Perhaps my own thinking was toughened by my experiences.

Similar words containing TOUGHEN without suffix ed

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