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harsheradjective
Comparative form of harsh. More severe.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of harsher in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of harsher in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of harsher in a Sentence
If you are someone like Joe Biden who has been in electoral politics as long as he has, you have to keep a short memory. Joe Biden wouldn't be as successful as Joe Biden has been if you held grudges, i am sure that Joe Biden has forgiven harsher critics throughout Joe Biden career than Kamala Harris.
Now we know that they probably had more bird-like metabolisms and adaptations, allowing them to survive harsher environments, and for herbivorous dinosaurs to survive on a lower supply of fodder.
They are not democratically elected, yet they push governments into taking action all the time, we saw this again in the manner in which they made the terms harsher for Greece to get finance after the election.
It's sad -- but not surprising -- that Kevin McCarthy has harsher words for patriotic members of Kevin McCarthy own conference than Kevin McCarthy does for the insurrectionists who viciously attacked Capitol law enforcement and House Republicans holding a jailhouse presser on the insurrectionists behalf.
Trump was in between a rock and a hard place, because it's very popular right now to be down on China ... particularly with his base, on the other hand to have come out with harsher penalties or sanctions would risk the stock market.
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