difficulty <-ies> [ˈdɪfɪkəltɪ, ingl. am. -t̬ɪ] SUST.
1. difficulty no pl. (being difficult):
2. difficulty (problem):
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The local terrain was jungled; ground troops had difficulty in observing the enemy or in staying linked with one another.
en.wikipedia.org Telescope-eyed veiltails have difficulty competing for food with more active goldfish.
en.wikipedia.org It is a fairly easy plant to grow in gardens, but is rarely seen due to difficulties in propagation.
en.wikipedia.org While there, he bought several gold mines, but soon ran into financial difficulties because the smelting techniques at the time were resulting in low yields.
en.wikipedia.org In spite of the financial difficulties, he established new social and educational institutions instead of the old ones.
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