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/di.fi.kyl.te/
Translation
difficulty, trouble
Word origin
From Latin difficultas, from difficilis ('hard'), itself dis- plus facilis ('easy'). The word is literally the negative of easiness.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- difficultas
- English cognates
- difficulty, difficult
Grammar
Examples
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He speaks French without any trouble.
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The difficulties start now.
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She had trouble finding work.
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The difficulty comes from the lack of time.
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If you run into trouble, ring me straight away.
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