Hardening - Law Dictionary Search Results
Hardener
One who or that which hardens specif one who tempers tools
Harden
To make hard or harder to make firm or compact to indurate as to harden clay or iron
Hardening
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Hardened
Made hard or harder or compact made unfeeling or callous made obstinate or obdurate confirmed in error or vice
Hammer harden
To harden as a metal by hammering it in the cold state
face harden
to harden steel by adding carbon
battle hardened
Experienced in combat and therefore more effective at fighting used mostly of infantry troops as battle hardened veterans
Exoskeleton
The hardened parts of the external integument of an animal including hair feathers nails horns scales etcas well as the
VerbarSclerosis
Induration hardening especially that form of induration produced in an organ by increase of its interstitial connective tissue
Self hardening
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