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difficult

[dif-i-kuhlt, -kuhlt] / ˈdɪf ɪˌkʌlt, -kəlt /




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"If we are not at 100 percent and don't play the perfect game, it will be difficult for us," added Monaco skipper Denis Zakaria.

From Barron's

The higher the number, the more difficult the trick.

From BBC

These missiles travel at Mach 5 or faster and are much more difficult to track and shoot down than conventional versions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Arteta highlighted the benefit of him here succinctly, saying of Saka's ability to be more unpredictable in both his decision-making and his positioning, "it's more difficult for the opponent to get his reference constantly".

From BBC

Most of the studies they looked at did not use the most robust methods and included small numbers of people, making it difficult to work out the true effects.

From BBC