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Hard

/hɑːrd/adjective / adverb / noun / verb
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Hard primarily means solid, firm, or resistant to pressure, often describing materials that don't easily bend or break. In modern contexts, it extends to challenges that require great effort or mental toughness, like solving complex problems in tech or enduring physical training, highlighting the balance between resilience and difficulty in everyday life.

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Surprisingly, the hardest known material, lonsdaleite (a hexagonal form of diamond), is formed from meteorite impacts and is 58% harder than regular diamond, making it ideal for cutting tools in aerospace engineering. This rare substance was first identified in 1967 from a meteorite in Canyon Diablo, Arizona, and has sparked research into creating ultra-durable materials for future technologies.

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