struggles
Pronunciation: [ˈstrʌɡəlz]
Word
Context: “personal challenges”
(verb) to have a hard time doing something or to fight against difficulties. It's like when you want to learn something new, but it is really tough and takes a lot of effort.
Example
She struggles with math, but she keeps practicing to improve.
Example
He doesn't struggle with reading; it comes easily to him.
Example
What subjects do you struggle with in school?
Context: “personal challenges”
(noun) a situation where someone has a hard time doing something or faces difficulties. It is when someone is really trying but is finding it tough.
Example
His struggles with anxiety have made him stronger over time.
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Her struggles did not affect her confidence; she felt sure of herself.
Example
What are some common struggles kids face at school?
Context: “conflict or resistance”
(noun) a fight or effort against something that is difficult or involves effort. This can be seen in team sports or when people are trying to achieve a goal.
Example
Their struggles on the field brought them closer as a team.
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There was no struggle during the match; they won easily.
Example
What struggles can happen between teams in a tournament?
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