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Discover LudwigThe phrase "felt hard" is grammatically correct in written English
You can use it when referring to a physical sensation, such as: I felt the hard surface of the rock beneath my feet.
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The second cancer felt hard.
It felt hard, but far from a chore.
He'd never felt hard done by — he didn't think he had.
When this was denied him his life became tougher because he felt hard done by.
"I was the scapegoat, I felt hard done by," the 30-year-old told Tagesspiegel.
We felt hard done by and it galvanised everyone in the dressing room.
Because twenty years is a long time, I suppose, though how long still felt hard to say.
McAllister said Villa felt "hard done-by and disappointed", adding: "We were the ones pressing for a winner".
I have alternated tough workouts with easier recovery days, but every stride, stroke or spin has felt hard.
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Kellogg was interested in Pringles last year, but it felt hard-pressed to compete with the lesser tax bill that would accompany Diamond's bid, Mr. Bryant of Kellogg said in an interview.
Sometimes it felt hard to breathe.
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