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Okay, tough is an objective, and it's now is toughness.

Something which is tough is very difficult to damage or very durable.

For example, this cup is very tough.

Tough can also mean difficult or challenging.

We talk about things like tough questions, tough circumstances or a tough read.

My maths exam, for example, was very tough.

It was a tough exam.

We can talk about food being tough.

That is food, which is difficult to eat or to chew.

You know, when you get like a really badly cooked steak, it's like Now let's talk about Ruff.

Ruff is also an objective, and it's now is roughness.

Something which is rough is not smooth.

We talk about things like rough cloth, rough skin or a rough surface.

For example, have you ever been licked by a cat?

Their tongues are very rough.

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So sit back, relax and enjoy rough can also mean not exact.

For example, you might make a rough copy of something like a drawing or notes, or you can give someone a rough estimate.

For example, what time will you be here?

We'll probably around four.

But it's just a rough estimate.

Rough can also mean difficult or challenging weaken.

Talk about rough circumstances or having a rough time.

For example, John's having a rough time.

He just lost his job.

Now let's talk about stiff.

Stiff is also an objective, and it's now is stiffness.

Something which is stiff is not flexible or not easily moved.

We talk about things like stiff card, a stiff collar on a shirt, or when you take your jeans out of the wash and put them on, they've gone stiff.

It makes it very difficult to walk in them, and in this way we can talk about stiff muscles.

This is when you have a part of your body muscle that doesn't want to bend or move.

For example, if you sleep in a funny position and then wake up ah, with a stiff neck or stiff can also mean difficult or severe.

We can talk about stiff punishment in relation to a crime or stiff competition.

For example, there was a lot of stiff competition at the job interview, but I think I got it.

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