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steeper

noun as in tea ball

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Despite these successes, Meyerson-Knox said she's aware of how much steeper of an uphill battle advocacy for Palestinian liberation will be under the Trump administration.

From Salon

Of course, the steeper hurdle is getting people to eat something that many view as garbage.

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Payne, a gifted lyricist and voracious listener, had a steeper climb to find his own sound.

Route 191 bends east here, passing by blooming cotton fields nourished by the Gila River before the terrain becomes rockier and steeper.

The slope of decline is steeper than a ski jump at the Sochi Olympics.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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