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Meanings of much difficulty in English
We have no meanings for "much difficulty" in our records yet.
Usage of much difficulty in English
1
She was taken to Ellis Island anyway but admitted without much difficulty.
2
There ought not to be much difficulty in finding one in Florence.
3
Mr. Blyth also found much difficulty in keeping G. bankiva in confinement.
4
But I had much difficulty in getting him out of the office.
5
I called assistance, and, with much difficulty, we brought him to himself.
6
Without much difficulty he burst the insecure fastenings and removed the lid.
7
I perceive now why good works find so much difficulty in prospering.
8
With much difficulty he found the entrance to the stairway leading below.
9
There was not much difficulty in deciding who had committed this murder.
10
The writing of this letter had not been effected without much difficulty.
11
Madame Royale wept bitterly, but had much difficulty in expressing her feelings.
12
It had been well greased, and I turned it without much difficulty.
13
With much difficulty he managed to extricate the envelope from a pocket.
14
He added that with much difficulty he had persuaded the First President.
15
They still hoped to surprise Toronto and occupy it without much difficulty.
16
Meanwhile, Bent-Anat and her party had with much difficulty reached the river-bank.
This collocation consists of:
Much difficulty through the time
Much difficulty across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common