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adversity

[ad-vur-si-tee] / ædˈvɜr sɪ ti /


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Staffers have become experts on supporting kids who are facing adversity.

From Los Angeles Times

"After adversity is when we have to respond," said Alonso, insisting the team will find form again.

From Barron's

The word roughly translates to “grim determination in the face of hardships,” such as the country’s long winters: Even in adversity, a Finn is expected to persevere, without complaining.

From New York Times

Once hailed as an inspirational figure for overcoming the adversity of his disability, Pistorius’ murder trial and downfall captivated the world.

From Washington Times

It’s really more about how they handle adversity.

From Los Angeles Times