| harsh word | 22.51 | Harsh words. | ||
| harsh criticism | 19.62 | She was stung by their harsh criticism. | ||
| harsh winter | 14.22 | A harsh winter follows. | ||
| harsh condition | 11.45 | Many died in the harsh conditions. | ||
| harsh reality | 9.81 | Harsh reality. | ||
| harsh weather | 7.70 | Protect your skin from harsh weather. | ||
| harsh punishment | 6.98 | Calls for harsh punishment mounted. | ||
| harsh treatment | 5.99 | And blacks get especially harsh treatment. | ||
| harsh rhetoric | 5.66 | And both sides kept up harsh rhetoric. | ||
| harsh penalty | 5.40 | No one is prescribing a harsh penalty. | ||
| harsh measure | 4.87 | Harsh measures? | ||
| harsh critic | 4.28 | He later became his harsh critic. | ||
| harsh sentence | 4.02 | Prosecutors had argued for a harsh sentence. | ||
| harsh rule | 3.69 | Many Afghans have suffered under the harsh rule of the Taliban. | ||
| harsh language | 3.29 | Harsh language is common. | ||
| harsh environment | 3.09 | We are in a pretty harsh environment . | ||
| harsh light | 3.09 | The lamp shed a harsh yellow light. | ||
| harsh attack | 2.90 | Meridor responded with unusually harsh attack. | ||
| harsh crackdown | 2.90 | The Japanese began harsh crackdowns. | ||
| harsh law | 2.90 | Extradition law is a very harsh law. |