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1 oktutan
• harsh -
2 tvrdi plamen
• harsh flame -
3 drečeši
• harsh; harshly -
4 nepriličan
• harsh; impertinent; improper; inadequate; incongruent; incongruous; indecent; indecorous; inexpedient; misbecoming; uncomely; undue -
5 tvrdi plamen
• harsh flame -
6 grub
• raw• rough• savage• rude• brute• coarse• harsh• gross -
7 hrapav
• scabrous• harsh• hoarse -
8 neprijatan
• vexatious• repellent• surly• unpleasant• uncomfortable• harsh -
9 oštar
• pointed• quick• piercing• shrill• sharp• severe• smart• strict• fine• oblique• harsh• high• hard• keen-edged• keen• acerate• acicular• acute• abrupt• acrimonious -
10 grub
• abdominous; barbaric; bearish; bluff; boarish; boisterous; brassy; broke; brusk; brusque; brutal; brute; brutish; churlish; clownish; coarse; common; crass; croase; crude; disrespectful; drastic; earthy; erroneous; flinty; foul; grating; gross; gruff; harsh; ill-bred; indelicate; inhuma -
11 hrapav
• coarse; cracked; cracky; craggy; grainy; gruff; harsh; hoarse; husky; ragged; raucous; roughness; rugged; scabrous; shag -
12 neprijatan
• annoying; averse; awkward; bad; beastly; brutal; disagreeable; disagreeble; discordant; displeasing; disquieting; distasteful; dreadful; embarrassing; forbidding; frightful; grating; harsh; nasty; noisome; objectionable; objectional; offensive; provoking; queasy; repellent; repugn -
13 nezgodan
• annoying; burdensome; cumbersome; cumbrous; difficult; disadvantageous; disagreeable; harsh; incommodious; inconvenient; inopportune; kittle; malapropos; objectionable; objectional; precarious; sticky; take miss; troublesome; trying; undue; unearthly; uneasy; unfamiliar; unfavou -
14 opor
• acerb; astrigent; astringent; austere; be rough on someone; bitter; crably; curt; dry; harsh; tart -
15 oštar
• abrupt; acerate; acicular; acid; acrid; acrimonious; acute; angular; astringent; austere; biting; bitter; brusque; caustic; chantry; crisp; edgy; fine; hard; harsh; high; incisiv; incisive tooth; inclement; keen; keen-edged; mordant; nice; oblique; penetrative; peppery; peremptory; pier -
16 plamen za zagrevanje
• flame harsh; heating flame -
17 rapav
• brushy; burr; coarse; harsh; knobby; riugh; rough; rugged -
18 sirov
• anprocessed; coarse; croase; crude; fresh-water; gothic; harsh; raw; rough; rude; unbleached; uncooked; underdone; undried; unfinished; ungainly; unhewn; untutored; unwrought; verdant -
19 strog
• astrigent; astringent; austere; biting; cast-iron; censorious; close; closed; critical; cruel; cruely; dour; exacting; finical; flinty; hard; hardly; harsh; imperative; monastic; narrow; rigid; rigorous; severe; smart; stern; strict; stringent; stringet; strong; tart; taut; ungentle; unr -
20 surov-o
• barbarous; bearish; bestial; bestially; coarsely; craggy; crude; crudely; drastic; ferocious; ferociously; grey; harsh; harshly; inclement; outlandish; rigorous; ruggedly; stern; sternly; strict; take red handed; unceremonious; uncouth; ungentle; unkempt; unkind
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