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Difficulty and Complexity

32 Words

16m

muddy
1.
mu
ddy
Adjective

marked by a mixture of soil and water

After the rain, the backyard became muddy and difficult to walk through.

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impede
2.
im
pede
Verb

to create difficulty or obstacles that make it hard for something to happen or progress

The heavy traffic impeded our journey to the airport.

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repress
3.
rep
ress
Verb

to stop the expression of thoughts, feelings, or actions

He had to repress his anger when his team lost the game.

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disrupt
4.
dis
rupt
Verb

to stop the normal flow of something, often temporarily

The unexpected power outage disrupted the entire office.

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intervene
5.
in
ter
vene
Verb

to intentionally become involved in a difficult situation in order to improve it or prevent it from getting worse

The teacher had to intervene when two students started arguing in the classroom.

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interfere
6.
in
ter
fere
Verb

to disrupt the normal continuation or proper execution of a process or activity

The sudden rainstorm threatened to interfere with the outdoor wedding ceremony.

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sabotage
7.
sa
bo
tage
Verb

to intentionally damage or undermine something, often for personal gain or as an act of protest or revenge

The disgruntled employee attempted to sabotage the company's computer system.

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hinder
8.
hin
der
Verb

to create obstacles or difficulties that prevent progress, movement, or success

The heavy rain hindered our plans for a picnic.

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jam
9.
jam
Noun

a thick, sweet substance we make by boiling fruit with sugar and often eat on bread

Can you pass me the jar of raspberry jam, please?

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obstruct
10.
obs
truct
Verb

to prevent something or someone from moving forward or progressing smoothly

The fallen tree obstructed the path, causing a detour for hikers.

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ambiguity
11.
am
bi
gui
ty
Noun

the quality of a phrase or statement having multiple interpretations due to its wording or context

The language of the law often has room for ambiguity, leading to various interpretations by lawyers and judges.

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nuance
12.
nuance
Noun

a very small and barely noticeable difference in tone, appearance, manner, meaning, etc.

The actor captured every nuance of the character’s emotions.

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severity
13.
se
ve
ri
ty
Noun

lacking softness, adornment, or warmth

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effortless
14.
e
ffort
less
Adjective

done with little or no difficulty

His smooth and effortless stride made running look easy.

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demand
15.
de
mand
Verb

to ask something from someone in an urgent and forceful manner

The workers decided to demand higher wages and better working conditions during the negotiations.

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daunt
16.
daunt
Verb

to cause a person to feel scared or unconfident

His initial failures did not daunt him; he simply viewed them as learning experiences.

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elusive
17.
e
lu
sive
Adjective

difficult to catch or capture

The elusive fox darted through the underbrush, impossible to catch.

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straightforward
18.
straight
for
ward
Adjective

easy to comprehend or perform without any difficulties

His explanation of the problem was straightforward, making it easy for everyone to understand.

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elaborate
19.
e
la
bo
rate
Verb

to give more information to make the understanding more complete

The author elaborated on the historical context to provide readers with a deeper understanding of the events.

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comprehensible
20.
comp
re
hen
si
ble
Adjective

clear in meaning or expression

The instructions were so comprehensible that even someone with no technical background could follow them.

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enigmatic
21.
e
nig
ma
tic
Adjective

difficult to understand or interpret

The author's choice of ending for the novel was enigmatic and sparked much debate.

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discernible
22.
disc
er
nible
Adjective

capable of being seen or observed

Despite the foggy conditions, there was a discernible outline of the mountains in the distance.

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digestible
23.
di
ges
ti
ble
Adjective

easy to chew, swallow, and process in the digestive system

The steamed vegetables were cooked to a perfect tenderness, making them easily digestible.

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unfathomable
24.
un
fa
tho
ma
ble
Adjective

of depth; not capable of being sounded or measured

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imperceptible
25.
im
per
cep
ti
ble
Adjective

so slight or gradual that it cannot be noticed

The temperature dropped by an imperceptible degree.

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indecipherable
26.
in
de
ci
phe
ra
ble
Adjective

difficult or impossible to understand or interpret

His handwriting was so indecipherable that no one could read it.

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illegible
27.
il
le
gi
ble
Adjective

unable to be read or understood because of poor handwriting or print quality

His notes were so illegible that even he struggled to decipher them.

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intricate
28.
int
ri
cate
Adjective

having many complex parts or details that make it difficult to understand or work with

The intricate design of the watch included tiny gears and delicate engravings.

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rocky
29.
ro
cky
Adjective

having a surface that is covered with large, uneven, or rough rocks, stones, or boulders

The path up the mountain was rocky, making the hike challenging.

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obscure
30.
obs
cure
Adjective

difficult to comprehend due to being vague or hidden

The obscure references in the text were difficult for most readers to understand.

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31.
stre
nuous
ly
Adverb

in a way that involves intense physical effort

Drink plenty of water if you are exercising strenuously.

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readily
32.
rea
di
ly
Adverb

in a willing and unhesitant manner

She readily accepted the invitation to speak at the conference.

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