hard (adj.)
unpleasant, harsh, cruel
KL III.ii.63[disguised Kent to Lear, of Regan's castle] I to this hard house ... return
KL III.iv.142[Gloucester to Lear, of Gonerill and Regan] all your daughters' hard commands
MW I.iii.42[Falstaff to Pistol, of Mistress Ford] the hardest voice of her behaviour [i.e. the most severe interpretation of her behaviour]
TNK III.i.106[Arcite to Palamon] pardon me hard language [i.e. the kind of thing you don't want to hear]
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