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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hard guy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is tough, resilient, or difficult to deal with, often in a physical or emotional context.
Example: "Despite his tough exterior, he was actually a hard guy with a soft heart."
Alternatives: "a tough guy" or "a strong character".
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I'm a hard guy, really'.
"He's a hard guy to move.
"My father wasn't a hard guy.
"I'm a hard guy to fool".
"He is a hard guy to read.
He's a hard guy not to like.
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"Steve is a very hard guy to make a deal with," he said.
I mean, he's a very hard guy to like.
Amy Hennig called Drake a "Die Hard guy that gets in there and just takes care of the situation; 'the fly in the ointment'".
By benching Gordon early in the game, Calhoun showed he was an equal opportunity hard guy.
ONLY IN L.A. Mayor Henry Hammerin' Hank Hernandezez of South Gate is a tough guy in a hard town.
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