hardship
IPA: hˈɑrdʃɪp
noun
- Difficulty or trouble; hard times.
- A burden, a source of difficulty that could impose a barrier.
verb
- (transitive) To treat (a person) badly; to subject to hardships.
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Examples of "hardship" in Sentences
- The hardships of the trail were many.
- He endured much hardship in the territory.
- The pirates' rapine gave hardship to people.
- The writer laments the hardships of her job.
- Daddy knew hardship and the pangs of disappointment.
- A felicitous hero is in hardship, his army in ambush.
- But I am plowing through the complaints and the hardship.
- But the hardships of blockade duty in the Gulf were unabated.
- The reconstruction was a hardship to the people, as well as the church.
- It tells of the story of settlers and the hardships they had to endure.
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