predicament (Meaning)
predicament (n)
a situation from which extrication is difficult especially an unpleasant or trying one
Synonyms & Antonyms of predicament
predicament Sentence Examples
- The hiker found himself in a predicament when he realized he was lost and running low on supplies.
- The company faced a financial predicament that threatened its solvency.
- The student was caught in a predicament between attending class and caring for a sick family member.
- The politician's predicament was that he had to balance the demands of his constituents with his own beliefs.
- The team was in a predicament when their equipment malfunctioned during the competition.
- The doctor was faced with the predicament of having to choose between two equally risky treatment options.
- The passenger was in a predicament when their flight was delayed due to severe weather.
- The employee found herself in a predicament when she had to decide whether to accept the promotion or remain in her current role.
- The two friends were in a predicament when they both fell in love with the same person.
- The homeowner was in a predicament when their house was flooded and they didn't have adequate insurance coverage.
FAQs About the word predicament
a situation from which extrication is difficult especially an unpleasant or trying one
dilemma, pickle, fix, corner, plight, swamp, bind, box, crisis, impasse
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The hiker found himself in a predicament when he realized he was lost and running low on supplies.
The company faced a financial predicament that threatened its solvency.
The student was caught in a predicament between attending class and caring for a sick family member.
The politician's predicament was that he had to balance the demands of his constituents with his own beliefs.
