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struggle with

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struggle with someone or something
to fight or battle with someone or something. Fred struggled with Tom for a while and finally gave in. Tom struggled with the disease for a while and finally succumbed to it.
See also: struggle

struggle with someone (for something)

to fight with someone to obtain something. Max struggled with Lefty for the gun, and it went off. Timmy struggled with Bobby for the bicycle, and finally David took it away from both of them.
See also: struggle


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Each month, many people struggle with their mortgage payments due to high interest rates that are continuously on the rise Many people begin to find the struggle to pay their mortgage to much and end up over their heads in debt Each month, many people struggle with their mortgage payments due to high interest rates that are continuously on the rise.
s amazing the effect confidence can have a on a performance What did you struggle with when you first got into music?
Should we really feel bad about ourselves simply because we struggle with anxiety, which can often be very visible to others?
 
 
 
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