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No. 1,595 in Swedish

tuffare

More tough.

In a sentence

  • Det är tuffare att klara av den här uppgiften än jag trodde.

    It is tougher to complete this task than I thought.

    In this sentence, 'tuffare' is used as a comparative adjective, describing the increased difficulty of completing the task compared to expectations.

  • Han tränar hårt för att bli tuffare och starkare inför tävlingen.

    He trains hard to become tougher and stronger for the competition.

    Here, 'tuffare' is utilized to denote improved resilience or toughness, indicating his process of becoming more robust physically and mentally for competition.

  • Efter flytten till storstaden blev hon tuffare i sin attityd.

    After moving to the big city, she became tougher in her attitude.

    In this context, 'tuffare' refers to a change in demeanor or attitude, implying an increase in assertiveness or emotional resilience.

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