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hardiship

hardiship noun: hardy behaviour; bravery; courage.

Noun

hardiship (uncountable)

  1. Hardy behaviour; bravery; courage.

Origin of hardiship

From Middle English hardischipe, equivalent to hardy + -ship.

Questions about hardiship

What does hardiship mean?
Hardiship means hardy behaviour; bravery; courage.
What part of speech is hardiship?
Hardiship is a noun.

Words near hardiship in the dictionary

  1. Hardington Mandeville
  2. Hardington Marsh
  3. Hardinian
  4. Hardinsburg
  5. hardish
  6. hardiship
  7. hardishrew
  8. hardishrews
  9. Hardison
  10. Hardisons
  11. Hardisty

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