difficulty
Pronunciation: [ˈdɪfɪkəlti]
Word
Context: "challenges"
(noun) something that is hard to do or understand. It means you have to put in a lot of effort to figure it out or complete it, like a math problem or learning a new game.
Example
She faced difficulty when trying to solve the tricky puzzle, but she kept trying.
Example
He had no difficulty at all in understanding the easy instructions.
Example
What difficulty did you have with the homework?
Context: "obstacles"
(noun) a situation that makes things harder than they should be. It could be a problem you need to overcome, like when it starts raining on a day you wanted to play outside.
Example
Despite the difficulty of the situation, they worked together and found a solution.
Example
There were no difficulties in organizing the event; everything went smoothly.
Example
What difficulties do you think the team will face during the project?
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