hardship (Meaning)
hardship (n)
a state of misfortune or affliction
something hard to endure
something that causes or entails suffering
hardship (n.)
That which is hard to hear, as toil, privation, injury, injustice, etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hardship
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hardship Sentence Examples
- The hardship of poverty forced him to live on the streets.
- Despite the hardships, she persevered and achieved her dreams.
- Economic hardship made it difficult for the family to make ends meet.
- The survivors faced unimaginable hardship after the natural disaster.
- Immigrants often endure significant hardship in search of a better life.
- The hardship of war left a lasting scar on his soul.
- Facing adversity with resilience, he overcame the hardship of his past.
- The hardship of losing a loved one is almost unbearable.
- The homeless population faces extreme hardship, especially during the winter months.
- With determination and support, he found a way to overcome the hardship of unemployment.
FAQs About the word hardship
a state of misfortune or affliction, something hard to endure, something that causes or entails sufferingThat which is hard to hear, as toil, privation, injury,
difficulty, inconvenience, trial, rigor, hardness, adversity, hurdle,obstacle, discomfort, asperity
opportunity, advantage, advantage, opportunity,, break,break
The hardship of poverty forced him to live on the streets.
Despite the hardships, she persevered and achieved her dreams.
Economic hardship made it difficult for the family to make ends meet.
The survivors faced unimaginable hardship after the natural disaster.
