Adjective:

கண்டிப்ப வாய்ந்த,

harsher's Usage Examples:

One town was taken by storm; another submitted on terms harsher or Saracen more favourable.

done, and he ceased his harsher criticism.

To Greenland, Iceland's farthest colony, founded in the 10th century, we owe the two Lays of Atli, and probably HymiskviOa, which, though of a weirder, harsher cast, yet belong to the Western Isles school and not to Iceland.

Oil obtained from heated meal is usually more highly coloured and harsher to the taste than cold drawn oil, more of the extractive substances being dissolved and intermixed with the oil.

His words came out harsher than he intended.

"aquaticus) of the southern United States form the group Limnotragus, characterized by the harsher fur, the shorter ears, tail and hind-feet, and the complete fusion of the post-orbital process (which is so distinct in the typical hares) with the adjacent parts of the skull, so that neither notches nor perforations are developed in this region.

Portugal had to submit to far harsher terms, and could only purchase peace by the cession of territory in Guiana, by a disadvantageous treaty of commerce, and by payment of twenty-five million francs.

Perfect to wear in harsher conditions, these boots were eventually procured by Native Americans through trade with the Eskimos.

For this program, Burnett focused on Palin's image as a tough wife and mother who isn't afraid to take on the harsher elements of life in Alaska.

Northern specimens have the finest and most glistening pelage; in those from southern regions there is less difference between the under and over fur, and the whole pelage is coarser and harsher.

Those from the United States and Asia are harsher in quality and browner.

The harsher measures which about that time began to be adopted towards his co-religionists in France are usually assigned as the motive of this step.

extractive industry?Oil obtained from heated meal is usually more highly coloured and harsher to the taste than cold drawn oil, more of the extractive substances being dissolved and intermixed with the oil.

Synonyms:

rough, unpleasant,

Antonyms:

cowardly, superior, pleasant,