Mettle

The tough training regimen was designed to mettle the recruits and prepare them for combat.

The coach wanted to mettle the team's resolve by scheduling a game against a much stronger opponent.

The stressful work environment would mettle anyone who was not accustomed to handling pressure.

The coach wanted to mettle his players by giving them a tough challenge in the next game.

The storm will mettle the durability of the new roof on our house.

Moving to a new city can mettle a person's adaptability to change.

The factory uses a special furnace to mettle the steel rods.

The blacksmith will mettle the horseshoes in the forge.

The artisan used a special technique to mettle the silver into an intricate pattern.

The workers need to mettle the gold to make the jewelry more durable.

The metalworkers will mettle the brass after they pour it into the mold.

The politician's mettle was tested by the scandal surrounding their campaign.

The soldier's mettle was put to the test in the face of enemy fire, and he demonstrated courage and bravery.

Her mettle was tested when she had to stand up to the bully.

He was tested in a high-pressure situation and proved his mettle.

His mettle was tested during the demanding legal trial.

She was nervous, but she showed her mettle in the job interview.

He showed his mettle by completing the marathon despite the injury.

The soldiers displayed their mettle in battle.

The firefighter's mettle was on display as he rescued the people from the burning building.

The professor's mettle was tested by the challenging questions posed by her students.

The horse's mettle was tested in the grueling endurance race.

He had the mettle to take on the difficult project.

The volunteer's mettle was evident when he tirelessly worked to help those affected by the natural disaster.