Adjective:

కఠినమైన,

harkened's Usage Examples:

, dressed in a brocaded "cloud jacket" that harkened back to Prince"s "cloud suit" from his contemporaneously (1985) released.

club and the Valley was again united, and in a "grass roots" effort that harkened back to the ground"s initial construction, thousands of supporters volunteered.

Angeles Times critic Christopher Knight said the use of color in this work harkened back to works by Morris Louis and the explosion"s graphic elements recalled.

The hatchback design, 2+2 seating layout and the bonnet harkened back to its predecessor, the XK8.

debut was received as "a great success" and subsequent tour performances harkened her comparisons to Jean-Pierre Rampal and Sir James Galway.

The flag harkened back to the Aberffraw flag, linking Owain"s rule with the Aberffraw princes.

The album Pete Drake and His Talking Steel Guitar, harkened back to the sounds of Alvino Rey and his wife Luise King, who first modulated.

the khalasars as high points of the episode, one calling them "huge, forward moving story elements that harkened back to season 1.

This harkened back to Social Credit"s unofficial slogan from the 1963 election, "63 in.

The review harkened back to the unfulfilled (to the reviewer) promise of L"albatro.

they promoted and wrote essays in a more direct, colloquial style which harkened back to more ancient Chinese prose; as a result, this literary movement.

A simpler version of the K 17 was designed in 1917 that harkened back to the K 04 in many ways.

"classic" episode, and a "comfortable" mid-season finale that Nicholson said harkened back to the series" early seasons, though he felt that it did not ultimately.

Synonyms:

hearken, listen, hark,

Antonyms:

disobey,