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View synonyms for difficile

difficile

[ dif-i-seel; French dee-fee-seel ]

adjective

  1. hard to deal with, satisfy, or please.
  2. hard to do; difficult.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of difficile1

1470–80; < French < Latin difficilis difficult; dif-, facile
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Example Sentences

Clostridioides difficile bacteria are notorious for taking over the guts of people who have taken antibiotics to treat other infections.

To support the hologenome theory, Rosenberg and others look to the study of the human microbiome, particularly the example of Clostridium difficile.

Jonas: La baleine fut la fin oblige de le vomir tant un Prophte est un morceau difficile digrer.

"Très jolie plante, mais d'une culture difficile" (Vilmorin).

Flaubert devait beaucoup Chateaubriand: il serait difficile de nommer le matre des Goncourt.

Vous n'avez qu' dire: rien ne me sera difficile' (June 1694).

Difficile est animum perducere ad contemtionem anim: and 58.

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