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troublesome

[ˈtrʌblsəm]

troublesome Definition

  • 1causing difficulty or annoyance
  • 2difficult to deal with or manage

Using troublesome: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "troublesome" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The troublesome child kept interrupting the class.

  • Example

    The new software update has caused some troublesome issues.

  • Example

    The negotiations with the union have been quite troublesome.

troublesome Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for troublesome

Antonyms for troublesome

Phrases with troublesome

  • a period of difficulty or hardship

    Example

    We are living in troublesome times with the pandemic and economic crisis.

  • behavior that causes problems or difficulties

    Example

    The teacher had to address the troublesome behavior of some students in the classroom.

  • a difficult or problematic situation

    Example

    The company found itself in a troublesome spot when its main supplier went bankrupt.

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Summary: troublesome in Brief

'Troublesome' [ˈtrʌblsəm] describes something that causes difficulty or annoyance, or is difficult to deal with or manage. Examples include 'The troublesome child kept interrupting the class,' and 'The new software update has caused some troublesome issues.' Phrases like 'troublesome times' and 'troublesome behavior' denote periods of difficulty or problematic behavior.