The phrase "abundant hard" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe something that is both plentiful and difficult, but the combination is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was abundant hard, requiring more resources than we anticipated."
Alternatives: "extremely challenging" or "very difficult".
Bone, rigid body tissue consisting of cells embedded in an abundant, hard intercellular material.
Abundant hard surfaces, low ceiling and a dearth of upholstery contribute to poor acoustics.
Seeds are especially variable in Asparagales and range in form from the basic globose to angular brownish or black seeds and in content from abundant hard endosperm (food reserves) to microscopic seeds without endosperm.
Metates and manos are plentiful; pottery is relatively plain featuring the abundant hard, white-slipped ware of the Middle Formative and small female figurines are present by the thousands.
Families prepare elaborate dishes — tamales, stews, llama or lamb — and then bury the food in a backyard or field, along with abundant hard liquor, coca leaves and even cigarettes.
An exception is the Karelian Isthmus area, which is featured by rugged terrain, abundant hard rock outcrops and multiple lakes.
These designers insisted on using the finest denim, imported from Japan and Italy, which incorporated stretch material that hugged the hip, and they required every element to be manufactured by hand, a far more elaborate wash process and abundant hard-to-achieve details.
Barnacles were 35% less abundant on hard structures regardless of substratum type (concrete or basalt).
It's abundant but hard on the environment and inefficient because it requires energy to turn it from fossil fuel to a usable form.
Or, you may live in an area where forage is not so abundant and hard to grow.
In New York City, sales offerings are abundant mainly in hard times, when owners or their lenders are driven to unload inventory.
