Thesaurus / troubles

troubles

synonyms for troubles

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The temptation to pour his financial troubles into the sympathetic ears of these two dear women he resisted.

He produced a watch and studied it frowningly, then dismissed us and the recital of our troubles with a ponderous gesture.

RAW GOLDBERTRAND W. SINCLAIR

He troubles the soldiers in making them go and come to and from Cavite, and even making them embark.

Indeed a child will sometimes complete the drawing by adding feet and hands before he troubles to bring in the trunk (see Fig. 8).

“Yes; it is the best way out of her troubles; she begins to see that,” he said, with a strange smile.

CHECKMATEJOSEPH SHERIDAN LE FANU

To add to their troubles, fever and ague attacked most of the white men, and one of them (Ogilvie) died on the journey.

To add to these troubles, Soult was unfortunately hated by the officers of the army, who regarded him with grave suspicion.

This year the country has been visited, here and there, by dysenteric troubles, which have been fatal to those affected by them.

Still, he had his full share of troubles, for the Prussians deserted him and went over to the enemy.

Their bills were based on the pounds weight delivered, and new designs necessitated new patterns and new troubles.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985