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snag
noun as in complication in situation
Example Sentences
Then there are the logistical snags. Amazon.com ran short on desks, parking and videoconferencing rooms after ordering hundreds of thousands of workers to the office full time.
While open enrollment is set to proceed even if the government shutdown continues, there could be some snags.
These are only some of the snags standing in the way of a humanoid robotic future.
That’s a step climbers sometimes forgo in the name of efficiency, because the knot, itself, can get snagged in a tree or jammed in a crack, leading to more work and slowing them down.
The bigger question will be which films are able to snag the final two slots.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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