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General Slang
hard out
HARD OWT · phrase · slang
Strong agreement; 'totally' or 'for real'
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Definitions
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An expression of emphatic agreement, or an adverb meaning 'intensely' or 'flat out'.
“That movie was scary as. Hard out, I couldn't sleep.”
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Used adverbially to mean working or going at full effort or maximum intensity.
“He's been studying hard out all week for his exams.”
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hard out In A Sentence
That movie was scary as. Hard out, I couldn't sleep.
He's been studying hard out all week for his exams.
Origin & Usage
New Zealand slang expressing agreement or maximum effort/intensity.
Variants
hardout
People Also Ask
What does hard out mean?
It expresses strong agreement, like 'totally' or 'for real', and can also mean doing something at full intensity.
Where does hard out come from?
It's New Zealand slang used to signal emphatic agreement or maximum effort.
Is hard out one word or two?
Both are used — it's written 'hard out' or 'hardout'.
How do you use hard out in a sentence?
As agreement, say 'Hard out, I couldn't sleep either'; as intensity, 'He's been studying hard out all week.'
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