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Meanings of devilishly difficult in inglês
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Usage of devilishly difficult in inglês
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The Rugby World Cup is a devilishlydifficult tournament to win.
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In fact, finding Doodah was not going to be quite as devilishlydifficult as Mulch had pretended.
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In a tight cave environment, with one diver on the verge of panic, it was devilishlydifficult.
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But history may also see her as a leader who faced a devilishlydifficult situation with stubborn determination.
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Thats a devilishlydifficult question, Paddy.
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It was accordingly temperamental, subject to frequent breakdowns, and devilishlydifficult to repair -but oh, so clever!
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Pure vocal lines whose crystalline clarity was a form of sonic rapture, yet were clearly devilishlydifficult to sing.
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The ball landed on a downslope and bounded 40 yards beyond the hole, leaving a devilishlydifficult pitch shot.
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It's a brilliant epiphany: While emotions can be devilishlydifficult to convey in words, they're often very accessible via pictures.
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This is devilishlydifficult.
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It's also the poster child for the innovative nature of the DS: A game with simple, accessible mechanics that is still devilishlydifficult.
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Finding a landing spot in the next few weeks to finalise a withdrawal agreement will be devilishlydifficult, with the Irish Border issue centre-stage.
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Clearly, it is devilishlydifficult to find out exactly what was said or done in private by people whose commercial interest is in not telling.
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Small cars such as this are devilishlydifficult to turn a profit on - but thankfully the i10 gets an all-new version early next year.
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Rewiring the brain with new cells is indeed " devilishlydifficult," said Bill Langston, founder and scientific director of The Parkinson's Institute, a research foundation.