Adjective:

మొండి పట్టుదలని, క్లిష్టమైన, క్లిష్టమైన, కష్టం, సంక్లిష్టమైనది, కఠినతరం,

difficult's Usage Examples:

them, she learns, like Dr Frankenstein, that it is deadly difficult to unmake your own monsters.

Mutual intelligibility between these TshiVenda dialects and Khelovedu is so high that speakers of these Venda dialects can effectively communicate with Khelobedu speakers without difficulty.

Denis Burke, who served as Chief Minister of the Northern Territory from 1999 to 2001 and had just been reelected as Opposition Leader a few months before the election, was not expected to have any difficulty holding the seat in the foreseeable future.

The acoustics made it difficult to hear him, and the wet cadets fidgeted throughout his speech.

is, they attempt to produce output that is very difficult to decompile, or that decompiles to confusing output).

objects that are difficult to describe textually, which is the reason illustrations are often found in children"s books.

or wood, or whatever, then you have something that to my mind may overemphasize the physical aspect and therefore be difficult to perceive as purely.

Since then, her books have often tackled difficult subjects such as grief, anger, violence, physical and emotional abuse, suicide and self-harm, racism, sexism, bullying and environmental issues, but she handles them with sensitivity, insight, compassion and understanding.

De Lucía reportedly suffered from headaches and backaches while performing because he found it difficult to improvise and follow.

The Japanese branch of Capcom were having difficulty getting TSR's approval for creating a D"D game, so they turned to Capcom USA to negotiate.

disturbances, such as pollution, instead of attempting the extremely difficult task of tracking the responses of all community members simultaneously.

The plot also focuses on Ginny's troubled marriage, her difficulties in bearing a child and her relationship with her family.

The difficulty of holding and controlling the instrument (let alone playing it) makes performing on the instrument a somewhat theatrical experience in and of itself.

Synonyms:

rough, delicate, catchy, ambitious, ticklish, tall, difficulty, tight, herculean, sticky, elusive, hard, effortful, baffling, fractious, troublesome, awkward, unenviable, trying, nasty, vexed, problematic, hard-fought, difficultness, arduous, tricky, embarrassing, rocky, knotty, challenging, touchy, rugged, demanding, problematical, thorny, tough, serious,

Antonyms:

frivolity, undemanding, easy, effortless, ease,