Difficult to Do

Adjective: Something that is challenging or not easy to accomplish.

Senses/Usages:

1. Sense 1: Demanding or requiring great effort or skill to complete.
   Example Sentence: The advanced level math problems were difficult to do without any guidance.
2. Sense 2: Complicated or intricate in nature.
   Example Sentence: As a beginner, this complex knitting pattern is far too difficult to do.
3. Sense 3 (Popular Usage): Referring to a challenging task or situation that is hard to overcome.
   Example Sentence: Graduating with honors while working full-time is definitely difficult to do, but it's not impossible.
4. Sense 4 (Local Usage): Used in local dialects to describe something that is tricky to execute.
   Example Sentence: In certain regions, cooking traditional cuisine can be difficult to do due to the scarcity of specific ingredients.

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