Difficile

The negotiations between the two countries were incredibly difficile.

Walking in high heels can be a difficile experience for someone who is not used to it.

The exam questions were quite difficile for me.

Finding a job in today's economy can be a very difficile task for recent college graduates.

Calculus is a very difficile subject for most students in their first year of college.

The process of grieving her loss was very difficile.

The weather conditions during the marathon were quite difficile for the runners.

Climbing a steep mountain can be a very difficile and dangerous activity.

Keeping up with the demands of parenthood can be quite difficult and sometimes even difficile.

The surgery recovery was more difficile than expected.

The task of translating the document was too difficile.

The math problem was so difficile that even the smartest student in the class couldn't solve it.

The decision to leave her job was very difficile.

The language barrier made communication with the locals quite difficile.

Cooking a souffle can be a very difficile culinary endeavor for even experienced chefs.

Preparing a five-course meal for a large group of people can be very difficile.

The hike up the mountain was quite difficile for the inexperienced hikers.

Learning a new language can be a difficile task for many beginners.

Running a marathon can be a difficile challenge for an untrained individual.

Finding a job without experience can be quite difficile.

Maintaining a healthy work-life balance can be very difficile in today's fast-paced world.

Becoming a successful musician is a very difficile goal that requires a lot of hard work and dedication.

The math problem was so difficile that only a few students in the class were able to solve it.

Building a successful startup is a challenging and often quite difficile process.

It's very difficile to quit smoking once you're addicted.

Reaching a consensus among the team members can be quite difficile.

It's difficile to climb a mountain without proper training.

Understanding advanced mathematics is often considered to be quite difficile.

Running a marathon is an incredibly difficult and sometimes even difficile feat.

Winning the lottery is quite a difficile task, but many people still try.

Quitting smoking is a very difficile task that requires a lot of willpower.

Completing a marathon is a very difficile feat that requires months of training.

Writing a novel can be a long and difficile process.

Fixing a car engine can be quite a difficile task for those who are not mechanically inclined.

The trek up the mountain was more difficile than we had anticipated.

It's always a bit difficile to make new friends in a new city.

Finding a job in this economy is quite difficile.

The movie received mixed reviews from the audience due to its difficile plot.

The team faced a difficile opponent in the championship game.

It's always a challenge to please my difficile mother-in-law.

The restaurant has a reputation for serving dishes that are difficile to pronounce.

She has a difficile taste in fashion and only wears designer clothing.

Learning a new language can be quite difficile for beginners.

The hike to the mountain peak was long and difficile, but the view was worth it.

The crossword puzzle in today's newspaper is particularly difficile.

It is always difficile to wake up early in the morning.

Climbing to the top of Mount Everest is a very difficile feat.

It can be very difficile to find a job in today's economy.

Cooking a gourmet meal can be quite difficile for a beginner.

Solving this math problem is too difficile for me.