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Meanings of difficult undertaking in English
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Usage of difficult undertaking in English
1
You must support the prince, and help him in his difficult undertaking.
2
Robinson and his little party had a difficult undertaking upon their hands.
3
Every garden operation was made to seem a wonderful and difficult undertaking.
4
A bold and difficult undertaking on its FA and subsequent FFA.
5
It was a difficult undertaking, for the vessel was rolling heavily.
6
It was a difficult undertaking, especially under the provisions of centralized, syncretic authority.
7
She tried to seem interested, but it was a difficult undertaking.
8
This was a much more difficult undertaking, and a greater adventure by far.
9
It was a difficult undertaking, and perilous in the extreme.
10
To walk in these is at first quite a difficult undertaking for a stranger.
11
This done, the hardly less difficult undertaking followed of carrying the measure through Congress.
12
The capture of Lee was a far more difficult undertaking.
13
It was a most difficult undertaking, after so many years.
14
She would find it a difficult undertaking to get him out of the house!
15
Attempting to hold a seat as a government TD has become a hugely difficult undertaking.
16
Because there is no greater or more difficult undertaking.
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Difficult undertaking through the time
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common