har·dy 1 
(härdē)
(härdē)adj. har·di·er, har·di·est
1. Able to withstand difficult or adverse conditions; robust: hardy explorers; hardy perennials.
2.
a. Courageous; intrepid.
b. Archaic Brazenly daring; audacious.
[Middle English, from Old French hardi, past participle of hardir, make hard, embolden, of Germanic origin; see kar- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
hardi·ly adv.
hardi·ness n.
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