Breaks
Difficulties and breaks are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Difficulties" instead a noun "Breaks".
Difficulties
Breaks and difficulties are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Breaks" instead a noun "Difficulties".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Her financial difficulties are mentioned in one scene and then never again, where she breaks down in tears because her previously-wealthy family are desperately trying to sell their holiday home for the cash.
Source: Pottery Barn Poor - Ladies are not wont to be very grossly deceived as to their power of playing on the piano; here certain positive difficulties of execution have to be conquered, and incompetence inevitably breaks down.
- Very much among Acceptable Breaks from Reality, as the time of day has an large effect on the mood and atmosphere of specific scenes, along with the massive technical difficulties to which the alternative leads.
Source: Event-Driven Clock
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