toughmake
verbUK /ˈtʌfmeɪk/
US /ˈtʌfmeɪk/
To make something strong and hard to break.
The workers toughmake the bridge so it can hold heavy trucks.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make a person more able to handle difficult things.
Training every day helped toughmake the young athletes.
3. To make a rule or punishment stricter.
The school decided to toughmake the rules about lateness.
4. To make a material or surface rougher and more resistant to damage.
They toughmake the phone case so it survives drops.