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challenging

[chal-in-jing] / ˈtʃæl ɪn dʒɪŋ /














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He is your father and, as challenging as he has been during your lifetime, you don’t wish him pain or discomfort.

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“It was challenging to turn the ship around a little bit, or getting people to rethink how they engage with Pixar films and getting them back to theaters.”

From Los Angeles Times

The illness was "incredibly rare" and the collection of symptoms was "challenging" for the medics, she added.

From BBC

The new small ferry orders will be variants of the seven vessels awarded to a Polish shipyard last year, but designed for more challenging sea conditions.

From BBC

But the challenging days returned when it was time to record the audio version.

From Los Angeles Times