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tricky
adjective as in complicated, difficult
Example Sentences
In April's best-of-five qualifier against France - a tricky away tie on clay which British players have struggled on recently - Raducanu won both her matches with Boulter adding another to secure their progress.
Regulations can make it trickier for companies to gain needed licenses or clearance to sell themselves to bigger rivals.
In a sport where players operate as sole traders for the majority of the year, switching from a mindset of pursuing individual glory to achieving a common goal can be tricky.
After starting with a tricky Six Nations in 2023, which featured only one win and the threat of strike action against England over contract issues, Gatland steadied the ship for the World Cup.
She has made it through the tricky 60-second showcase by flipping and body popping in a street dance routine.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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