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adversity
noun as in bad luck, situation
Strongest matches
calamity, catastrophe, crunch, difficulty, disaster, hard times, hardship, misery, misfortune, mishap, sorrow, suffering, trouble
Strong matches
affliction, bummer, clutch, contretemps, distress, downer, drag, hurting, jam, jinx, poison, reverse, trial
Weak matches
bad break, bad thing, can of worms, evil eye, hard knocks, ill fortune, kiss of death, on the skids, pain in the neck, the worst, tough luck
Example Sentences
“What a long way you have come. Per angusta ad augusta. Through adversity, we march onward to triumph. Remember, Penny, even a narrow and difficult road can lead to a high place.”
"It's been hard facing my first loss and coming back from adversity," Benn said.
The researchers also studied children exposed to early adversity and discovered that those carrying genetic variants that increase SGK1 production were more likely to experience depression as teenagers.
Both teams - countries where opportunities for women and girls in sport are far less accessible or accepted than the likes of England or Australia - are littered with stories of resilience and overcoming adversity.
But Emery is no stranger to dealing with adversity.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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