What is the difference between Hard and Herd?
What is the difference between Hard and Herd? :
Hard : (adjective)
( 1 ) Solid, firm, not soft or yielding to touch or easily cut
Their bodies were hard and muscular after much training.
( 2 ) Not easy, difficult to do or understand or answer
It was a hard task.
She found it hard to decide.
( 3 ) Tough, requiring much effort
We must take a hard look at our finances.
Some hard bargaining is called for.
( 4 ) Energetic, showing much effort
Are you a hard worker?
( 5 ) Harsh, forceful, violent
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Hard : (adverb)
( 1 ) With great effort, energy or concentration
Strenuously
You must try hard to succeed.
( 2 ) With difficulty
Our victory was hard won.
( 3 ) Heavily, severely
It is raining hard.
( 4 ) At a sharp angle
Turn hard left.
Herd : (noun)
( 1 ) Number of animals, especially cattle, feeding or staying together
Where is your herd of cows?
( 2 ) This term THE HERD means mob and a large number of people.
He preferred to stick with the herd so as not to be noticed.
