Difficulties
Struggles and difficulties are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Struggles" instead a noun "Difficulties".
Struggles
Difficulties and struggles are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Difficulties" instead a noun "Struggles".
Both words in one sentence
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Reuven befriends him in his loneliness and they share the struggles of faith and the normal difficulties of teens as well as the rivalry between their two factions.
Source: Literature / The Chosen -
Harry Gregson struggles with unforeseen difficulties along the path on which he was set by Mr Carter.
Source: Series / Cranford -
Gogol, throughout the novel, struggles to navigate his own distance from his cultural heritage as well as his parents' difficulties with cultural alienation.
Source: Literature / The Namesake
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