Difficult
Difficult adjective - Requiring considerable physical or mental effort.
Well and difficult are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Well" instead an adjective "Difficult".
Nearby Word: difficulty
Both words in one sentence
- In other words, playing too well may make the game become Unwinnable because the AI is ramped up too high to defeat, but playing just well enough will make things not too difficult for you to handle.
Source: Do Well, but Not Perfect -
Astrid is so non-dysfunctional that after her alternate self has her difficult to live with father die and takes an unscheduled trip to see Astrid Prime, A.P claims that her version was difficult to live with as well.
Source: Series / Fringe -
He also averts Rich Idiot with No Day Job, as he has an extremely difficult, high-profile and well-paying day job as a negotiator that funds Big O's upkeep, even.
Source: Millionaire Playboy
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Well and Difficult. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 07, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/difficult/well
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