STRUGGLE


Meaning of STRUGGLE in English

n. 25B6; verb

they struggled to do better : STRIVE, try hard, endeavour, make every effort, do one's best/utmost, bend over backwards, put oneself out; informal go all out, give it one's best shot; formal essay.

James struggled with the raiders : FIGHT, grapple, wrestle, scuffle, brawl, spar; informal scrap.

the teams struggled to be first : COMPETE, contend, vie, fight, battle, jockey.

she struggled over the dunes : SCRAMBLE, flounder, stumble, fight/battle one's way, labour.

25B6; noun

the struggle for justice : ENDEAVOUR, striving, effort, exertion, labour; campaign, battle, crusade, drive, push.

they were arrested without a struggle : FIGHT, scuffle, brawl, tussle, wrestling bout, skirmish, fracas, melee; breach of the peace; informal scrap, dust-up, punch-up; Brit. informal bust-up, ding-dong; Law, dated affray.

many perished in the struggle : CONFLICT, fight, battle, confrontation, clash, skirmish; hostilities, fighting, war, warfare, campaign.

a struggle within the leadership : CONTEST, competition, fight, clash; rivalry, friction, feuding, conflict.

life has been a struggle for me : EFFORT, trial, trouble, stress, strain, battle; informal grind, hassle.

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