Difference between Harden and Inure

HARDEN vs INURE: NOUN

To pass into use; to take or have effect; to be applied; to serve to the use or benefit of.

To make hard or harder; to make firm or compact; to indurate.
To accustom by labor or suffering to endure with constancy; to strengthen; to stiffen; to inure; also, to confirm in wickedness or shame; to make unimpressionable.

To apply in use; to train; to discipline; to use or accustom till use gives little or no pain or inconvenience; to harden; to habituate; to practice habitually.
To habituate to something undesirable, especially by prolonged subjection; accustom.

Of hards or inferior flax.
To make hard or more hard in substance or texture; make firm or compact; indurate: as, to harden steel, clay, or tallow; to harden the hands or muscles by toil.
To dry (clothes) by airing.
To make hard or harder in feeling; strengthen or confirm with respect to any element of character; inure; toughen; especially, to make indifferent, unfeeling, obstinate, wicked, etc.
Synonyms To accustom, discipline, train, toughen, habituate, steel, brace, nerve.
To become hard or more hard; acquire solidity or compactness: as, mortar hardens in drying.
To become inured or toughened; especially, to become unfeeling.
To rise in price; grow dear: as, the market hardens.
Make healthy
Habituate

In law, to devolve as a right.
To pass in use; take or have effect; be applied; become available or serviceable: as, the land will inure to the heirs, or to the benefit of the heirs.
To toughen or harden by exercise; deaden the sensibility of; accustom; habituate: followed by to.
To use; adapt; qualify; practise; exercise; ply.
To establish by use; put into exercise or act; insure.
Habituate

Hickey, Cake, Enure, Set, Steel, Gel, Tighten, Reinforce, Toughen, Solidify, Strengthen, Fortify, Season, Inure, Temper

Benefit, Engender, Accrue, Brutalize, Suffer, Inflict, Diminish, Enure, Deprive, Toughen, Redound, Acclimatize, Habituate, Accustom, Harden

Melt, Weaken, Thicken, Stiffen, Soften, Cake, Set, Steel, Gel, Tighten, Reinforce, Strengthen, Fortify, Season, Temper

Indemnifies, Subrogated, Disserve, Benefit, Engender, Accrue, Brutalize, Suffer, Diminish, Deprive, Redound, Acclimatize, Habituate, Accustom, Harden

It does more than just harden soft nails.
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Large blobs of magma harden in the air.
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Harden and the franchise has become untenable, and Harden is not shying away from talking about it.