hurdles (Meaning)

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hurdles (n)

a footrace in which contestants must negotiate a series of hurdles

hurdles Sentence Examples

  1. John faced numerous hurdles in his pursuit of becoming a doctor.
  2. The young woman cleared the hurdles with ease, showcasing her exceptional athleticism.
  3. The track and field event included a series of hurdles that tested the runners' agility.
  4. The project encountered unforeseen hurdles that delayed its completion.
  5. She had the determination to overcome even the most daunting hurdles.
  6. The hurdles represented obstacles that needed to be overcome in order to achieve success.
  7. The candidate's criminal record presented a significant hurdle to their employment application.
  8. The economic downturn created major hurdles for small businesses.
  9. The divorce proceedings were filled with hurdles that seemed insurmountable.
  10. Her ability to persevere through hurdles made her a role model for others.

FAQs About the word hurdles

a footrace in which contestants must negotiate a series of hurdles

obstacles, obstructions, barriers, handicaps, lets, deterrents, burdens, inhibitions, encumbrances, blocks

spurs, advantages, stimulants,incentives, incentives, stimuli, stimuli, spurs, advantages, stimulants

John faced numerous hurdles in his pursuit of becoming a doctor.

The young woman cleared the hurdles with ease, showcasing her exceptional athleticism.

The track and field event included a series of hurdles that tested the runners' agility.

The project encountered unforeseen hurdles that delayed its completion.