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Definition of difficulty
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of difficulty is as below...
Difficulty
(n.)
Something
difficult;
a thing hard to do or to
understand;
that which
occasions
labor or
perplexity,
and
requires
skill and
perseverance
to
overcome,
solve,
or
achieve;
a hard
enterprise;
an
obstacle;
an
impediment;
as, the
difficulties
of a
science;
difficulties
in
theology..
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Sopor
::
Sopor (n.)
Profound
sleep from which a
person
can be
roused
only with
difficulty.
Suggest
::
Suggest
(v. t.) To
propose
with
difference
or
modesty;
to hint; to
intimate;
as, to
suggest
a
difficulty..
Help
::
Help (v. t.)
Strength
or means
furnished
toward
promoting
an
object,
or
deliverance
from
difficulty
or
distress;
aid; ^; also, the
person
or thing
furnishing
the aid; as, he gave me a help of fifty
dollars..
Rider
::
Rider (n.) A
problem
of more than usual
difficulty
added to
another
on an
examination
paper.
Danger
::
Danger
(n.)
Difficulty;
sparingness.
Hobble
::
Hobble
(n.)
Difficulty;
perplexity;
embarrassment.
Facilitate
::
Facilitate
(v. t.) To make easy or less
difficult;
to free from
difficulty
or
impediment;
to
lessen
the labor of; as, to
facilitate
the
execution
of a
task..
Struggle
::
Struggle
(v. i.) To labor in pain or
anguish;
to be in
agony;
to labor in any kind of
difficulty
or
distress.
Adroit
::
Adroit
(a.)
Dexterous
in the use of the hands or in the
exercise
of the
mental
faculties;
exhibiting
skill and
readiness
in
avoiding
danger
or
escaping
difficulty;
ready in
invention
or
execution;
--
applied
to
persons
and to acts; as, an
adroit
mechanic,
an
adroit
reply..
Ease
::
Ease (n.)
Freedom
from
constraint,
formality,
difficulty,
embarrassment,
etc.;
facility;
liberty;
naturalness;
-- said of
manner,
style,
etc.; as, ease of
style,
of
behavior,
of
address..
Portable
::
Portable
(a.)
Capable
of being borne or
carried;
easily
transported;
conveyed
without
difficulty;
as, a
portable
bed, desk,
engine..
Enodation
::
Enodation
(n.) The act or
operation
of
clearing
of
knots,
or of
untying;
hence,
also, the
solution
of a
difficulty..
Infusibility
::
Infusibility
(n.)
Incapability
or
difficulty
of being
fused,
melted,
or
dissolved;
as, the
infusibility
of
carbon..
Strait
::
Strait
(a.) Fig.: A
condition
of
narrowness
or
restriction;
doubt;
distress;
difficulty;
poverty;
perplexity;
--
sometimes
in the
plural;
as,
reduced
to great
straits..
Succor
::
Succor
(v. t.) To run to, or run to
support;
hence,
to help or
relieve
when in
difficulty,
want, or
distress;
to
assist
and
deliver
from
suffering;
to
relieve;
as, to
succor
a
besieged
city..
Grind
::
Grind (v. i.) To move with much
difficulty
or
friction;
to
grate.
Doubt
::
Doubt (v. i.)
Difficulty
expressed
or urged for
solution;
point
unsettled;
objection.
Hydrophobia
::
Hydrophobia
(n.) The
disease
caused
by a bite form, or
inoculation
with the
saliva
of, a rabid
creature,
of which the chief
symptoms
are, a sense of
dryness
and
construction
in the
throat,
causing
difficulty
in
deglutition,
and a
marked
heightening
of
reflex
excitability,
producing
convulsions
whenever
the
patient
attempts
to
swallow,
or is
disturbed
in any way, as by the sight or sound of
water;
rabies;
canine
madness..
Deter
::
Deter (v. t.) To
prevent
by fear;
hence,
to
hinder
or
prevent
from
action
by fear of
consequences,
or
difficulty,
risk, etc..
Perplexity
::
Perplexity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
perplexed
or
puzzled;
complication;
intricacy;
entanglement;
distraction
of mind
through
doubt or
difficulty;
embarrassment;
bewilderment;
doubt.
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