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Problum

Pronunciation: /ˈprɒbləm/

Definition:

A problum refers to an issue or difficulty that requires a solution or decision to be made.

This term can also be used to describe a situation or circumstance that is difficult or challenging.

Parts of speech:

• Noun: She encountered a problum in her math homework.
• Verb: They are trying to problum the complex equations.
• Adjective: She found herself in a problum situation.

Sense 1: Issue or difficulty

The primary sense of problum refers to an issue or difficulty that needs to be resolved or solved.

Examples:

1. He faced a problum at work when the project deadlines overlapped.
2. Our team needs to find a solution to this problum before it escalates.
3. I have a problum with my car's engine that needs to be fixed.

Sense 2: Challenging situation

Problum can also describe a situation or circumstance that is challenging or troublesome.

Examples:

1. Living in a big city can be quite a problum due to high living costs.
2. Getting the tickets for the concert proved to be a real problum.
3. It became a real problum to find reliable internet access during our trip.

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