View definitions for difficult

difficult

adjective as in hard on someone; hard to do

adjective as in complicated; hard to comprehend

adjective as in unmanageable socially

Strongest matches

Weak matches

Discover More

Example Sentences

Examples are provided to illustrate real-world usage of words in context. Any opinions expressed do not reflect the views of Dictionary.com.

Without realising it, the residents kept me going through a difficult job.

From BBC

An orchestra that has a reputation for being difficult was responsive.

From Los Angeles Times

For while other actors were as photogenic on screen as Dean, including “Giant” costar Elizabeth Taylor, it’s difficult to think of another star who made such an impact with his still images.

From Los Angeles Times

I think he's started very strongly in what has been a difficult period for him because he's been thrust straight into action with no training time of note with us.

From BBC

The picture of the game changes very often and preparing for all of these scenarios is difficult.

From BBC

Browse

difficult

Example Sentences

Related Words