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Definitions from the WebDegree of DifficultyNoun 1. The level of complexity, challenge, or skill required to perform or accomplish a task or activity. Example sentence: The degree of difficulty of this puzzle is quite high, and it will surely test your problem-solving abilities. Related products on Amazon: Puzzles Noun 2. In sports, the measure or rating indicating the level of skill, technique, or athleticism required to perform a specific movement or routine. Example sentence: The gymnastics routine had a high degree of difficulty, with multiple flips and twists. Related products on Amazon: Gymnastics equipment Idiom 3. Used to describe the level of challenge, complexity, or hardship associated with a task or situation. Example sentence: The mountain climbers faced a great degree of difficulty as they ascended the treacherous peak. Related products on Amazon: Mountaineering equipment Adjective 4. Describing something that is challenging or requires a high level of skill to accomplish. Example sentence: The advanced level of this course indicates a degree of difficulty suitable for experienced students. Related products on Amazon: Advanced skills books | ||||
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