How to spell HARDERD correctly?

If you meant to type "harderd" and are looking for the correct spelling, the word you're likely referring to is "harder". This term expresses increased difficulty or effort. So, next time you want to convey the idea of something being more challenging, remember to use the word "harder" instead of "harderd".

• Carded The bouncer carded me before entering the club.
• handed She handed him the book so that he could read the first chapter.
• harden As the concrete dries, it will harden and become more durable.
• hardened The criminal's heart had hardened after years of a life of crime.
• hardest
• hardier The hardier plants will survive the winter frost.
• hared
• harked I harked back to my childhood memories when I heard that familiar tune playing on the radio.
• harmed The poisonous gas harmed a lot of people in the neighborhood.
• Harped I heard a harped sound coming from inside the building.
• Herded
• herder The herder was watching the cows as they grazed in the meadow.
• Hoarded She stored her belongings in an enclosed room and hoarded food.
• hoarder My neighbor is a hoarder and his house is filled with so much clutter that he has trouble navigating through it.
• hoarders I can't believe they hoarders.
• horded My grandmother horded paperclips and rubber bands for years, and now I am grateful to have a large supply for the home office.
• Larded The lamb was larded with herbs and spices before being cooked in the oven.
• Warded She was wearing a warded robe to protect her from the elements.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately