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Discover LudwigThe phrase "harsh with me" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing someone's behavior towards you that is severe or unkind. Example: "I felt that my boss was being harsh with me during the performance review."
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"They were very harsh with me," Mahmoud said, of her owners.
"She would slip out of character and could be quite harsh with me, with the nurses – sending us away.
I loved Agapi and she loved me but Adeye was very harsh with me, hitting me and shouting at me.
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Following that incident, she became harsher with me.
"I am not the only one to have been attacked, even if there is tendency to be harsher with me.
There was nothing overtly sexist happening, but the atmosphere felt harsh, with criticism, mean jokes, and posturing that made me uncomfortable.
Alliant seemed pretty harsh with their policy on overdraft fees, but having literally zero dollars is, fortunately, not a problem for me at this juncture of my life.
But this piece struck me as quite harsh and left me, along with others, wondering why the tone was so strong.
Why be forgiving of one and harsh with the second?
Well maybe it's time somebody got harsh with Andy.
He does not lie: he is as harsh with others as with himself".
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