Hardship means: Difficulty or trouble; hard times. Related words include severity or difficulty. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Hardship in practice.
Hardship in a sentence
Related words
Hardship meaning
- Difficulty or trouble; hard times.
- A burden, a source of difficulty that could impose a barrier.
Synonyms of Hardship
Example sentences (20)
For that, deserving students can pursue the medical career of their choice without the worry of financial hardship.
Agbese spoke on Wednesday during an appearance on Channels TV to discuss the current economic hardship in the nation.
Despite the emotional hardship, Nichole continued to update her followers on July 19, vowing to persevere in her efforts.
It is a real, tangible, insidious and serious thing that destroys savings and asset prices, and creates lasting hardship.
Debt, homelessness, unemployment and domestic violence are all contributing to the hardship faced by many.
She attributes overcoming the hardship in her life to engaging with fitness in a way she never has before.
Centrelink staff told her three times that they were marking her application for urgent processing due to financial hardship.
Conor O’Shea from Generation Rent told openDemocracy it’s renters who face real hardship thanks to the short-term let market.
Clearly, Scenic dispels any misconception that exploring the wild side of Western Australia can only be done through hardship.
He described the policy as "mindless" and said it has caused untold hardship for ordinary people, who he said are its victims.
Racial disparities are only compounding this situation, with people of color experiencing more financial hardship as they age.
A lot of people come together when they need to, especially in a time of need and hardship,” Koch said.
Nearly a year after Russia invaded Ukraine, punishingly high food prices are inflicting particular hardship on the world’s poor.
Nigerian citizens should, therefore, not be subjected to the additional stress of unexpected hardship.
His journey from miner to professional artist is a story of great determination and resilience to overcome hardship and prejudice.
People will be able to apply for a council tax hardship fund if they find themelves in difficulties.
Defense, prosecution and judge have no issue dismissing the potential juror for financial hardship.
Mel added that the dinner will help people facing loneliness of financial hardship this Christmas.
The most common hardship contract comes when a team has less than 10 players available for a game.
It is because of his actions and inactions that the entire country is in this present hardship.
Common combinations with hardship
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the hardship 28×
- economic hardship 25×
- hardship and 18×
- hardship in 16×
- and hardship 16×
- financial hardship 13×
- hardship on 10×
- hardship for 9×
- of hardship 8×
- undue hardship 7×
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The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word hardship. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.