What does forged in the crucible of war mean ?

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The word "crucible" refers to a pot that is used to melt metals. This vessel is usually resistant to heat, and is used to change the state of a substance. Therefore, the word has acquired a new meaning that relates to a place in which a great change or transformation takes place. It also implies hardship and struggle. In this case, the phrase "forged in the crucible of war" means that something or someone was transformed because of war, and this became stronger and more resilient.

avanturin [10]3 years ago

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"Forged in the crucible of war" means, the war toughened you up and trained you to act decisively, making you stronger.<span>
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