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half-hardy

 

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Adjective half-hardy has 1 sense
  1. half-hardy - (of plants) requiring protection from frost; "half-hardy annuals"
    Antonym:
    rugged (indirect, via delicate)

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half-hardy

Adjective

Sense 1:

Not completely hardy; having some ability to tolerate cold weather but requiring protection or shelter in colder climates.

Example sentences:
  1. These half-hardy plants need to be brought indoors during the winter.
  2. The half-hardy flowers bloom beautifully in the summer but will not survive frost.
  3. Growing half-hardy vegetables may require additional care and effort.
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Sense 2:

Pertaining to or characteristic of plants that are half-hardy.

Example sentences:
  1. The garden is filled with colorful half-hardy flowers.
  2. Half-hardy herbs add a delightful aroma to any garden.
  3. Growers often prefer half-hardy varieties due to their vibrancy and versatility.
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Sense 3:

Half-hardy can also refer to individuals who have tolerable resilience or adaptability.

Example sentences:
  1. The half-hardy team managed to complete the project against all odds.
  2. She proved herself to be a half-hardy leader, handling the challenging situation with grace.
  3. Half-hardy employees are invaluable assets in navigating complex work environments.
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