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hard-hit
adjective
adversely affected; struck by disaster.
hard-hit
adjective
seriously affected or hurt
hard-hit by taxation
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of hard-hit1
Example Sentences
In Santa Monica, which borders the hard-hit Pacific Palisades neighborhood, the median rent rose 4.5% in April from a year earlier, according to data from ApartmentList.
“Happy with a couple hard-hit balls today. Frustrated to be in position to keep a rally going and not being able to beat that ball out. It’s frustrating. It makes me sick.”
In Santa Monica, which borders the hard-hit Pacific Palisades neighborhood, the median rent rose 3.2% in March from a year earlier, according to data from ApartmentList.
The neighbouring three rural counties decided to close their underused vaccine clinics and send more staff to hard-hit Seminole.
With two on and one out in the top of the second, Mookie Betts let a hard-hit one-hopper blaze by him at shortstop, getting charged with an error that allowed an unearned run to score.
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