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Please could someone tell me to how to spell 'hard-waring', the dictionary doesn't list it. Is it hard wearing, hardwaring. Thanks in advance.
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If you mean an adjective for something that withstands wear and tear, "hard-wearing" would make sense. If you mean "being in the hardware business" one might coin the word "hardwaring" but it would be unconventional and not found in a dictionary.
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