megkeményítette

Megkeményítette is a Hungarian verb, the past tense singular form of the verb megkeményít. It translates to "hardened" or "made hard" in English. This verb describes the process by which something becomes firmer, less yielding, or more rigid. It can be used in a literal sense, such as when a liquid like water freezes and hardens, or when dough is left out and becomes stiff. Metaphorically, megkeményítette can refer to a person's emotional state becoming more resolute, stoic, or unforgiving. For example, someone might say that a difficult experience hardened their resolve. The verb implies a transformation from a softer or more pliable state to one of greater firmness or resistance. The subject of the sentence would be the agent that caused this hardening.