Examples of 'toughen up a' in a sentence
Meaning of "toughen up a"
toughen up a ~ to toughen up a situation means to make it stricter, more difficult, or more challenging in order to test one's resilience, determination, or endurance
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Maybe your dad needs to toughen up a little.
Toughen up a little bit.
But you are gonna have to toughen up a bit.
If you toughen up a bit.
I was gonna let that slide because he needs to toughen up a little bit.
I have to toughen up a little.
Toughen up a lot.
We are gonna have to toughen up a little bit.
Toughen up a little bit, man.
You have to toughen up a little.
So, I-I'm thinking you will feel better if you toughen up a bit.
Sometimes we left ourselves alone to toughen up a little, but always with a watchful eye.
Maybe Kenzo needs to toughen up a bit.
I have to toughen up a little . That 's all.
Listen, Stephane . You have to toughen up a little.
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You need to toughen up a little bit, you know?
I probably need to toughen up a little.
But you have got to toughen up a little, boy, for what is ahead of you.
I will … just need to toughen up a little.
I just… I have to toughen up a little. Things will change.
Often, young players like him are sent out to toughen up a bit in second-rate clubs.
Well, maybe you need to toughen up a little bit there.
You need to toughen up a bit, Maria.
I just… I have to toughen up a little.
I just… I have to toughen up a little. That's all.
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