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problem
noun as in difficulty; bad situation
noun as in puzzle, question
Example Sentences
And our friends turned their attention to a new problem.
She said it wouldn’t be a problem — secretly thinking that perhaps, if everything worked out, she could change my mind about cats.
“The skies are a little rough up here,” he remarked with a wry smile, before mentioning that people will think he’s not in good health — but it was really the turbulence causing the problem.
Taneja: We are going to transition from a culture of solving problems to a culture of asking questions, which will be a big transition.
The last time Social Security was overhauled was in the 1980s, but Congress waited until the last minute to address the problems.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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