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What is the simile as hard as?

The simile "as hard as" is used to compare something to something else that is known for its hardness. Here are some common examples:

* As hard as rock: This is the most basic and common comparison, used for things that are very solid and difficult to break.

* As hard as steel: This simile emphasizes the strength and resilience of the thing being compared.

* As hard as diamond: This comparison emphasizes the extreme hardness and durability of the object.

* As hard as nails: This simile highlights the lack of flexibility and the firmness of the compared item.

* As hard as concrete: This comparison emphasizes the solidity and unyielding nature of the thing being compared.

You can also use "as hard as" to compare things to other hard objects, such as:

* As hard as a bone

* As hard as a brick

* As hard as a skull

The specific comparison you use will depend on the context and what you want to emphasize about the thing being compared.

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