predicament|predicaments in English

noun

[pre·dic·a·ment || prɪ'dɪkəmənt]

difficult situation; unpleasant situation; something that is confirmed; something that is approved

Use "predicament|predicaments" in a sentence

1. I'm in a terrible predicament.

2. It put him in a predicament.

3. He hasn't realized his predicament yet.

4. Those in Rome faced what predicament?

5. How is she dealing with this predicament?

6. How were we to escape this awful predicament?

7. Other married couples are in a similar predicament.

8. Many young people find themselves in this predicament.

9. Your refusal puts me in an awkward predicament.

10. US, China friction further Complicates Australia’s predicament

11. He finally extricated himself from the predicament.

12. I don't need any comments on my predicament.

13. They tried to weasel out of the predicament.

14. The striking images in Calenture illustrate the predicaments of each song's characters

15. The Great Blueness And Other Predicaments (English and Japanese Edition) Arnold Lobel

16. The decision will leave her in a peculiar predicament.

17. 2 Your refusal puts me in an awkward predicament.

18. Now I really was in a dire predicament.

19. I suddenly found myself in an awkward predicament.

20. Career development is faced with many predicaments, such as stagnate, discontinue and tiredness of career.

21. However, Jehovah intervened and saved Sarah from this moral predicament.

22. She went to the office to explain her predicament .

23. 28 I suddenly found myself in an awkward predicament.

24. But I am asking you to empathize with his predicament.

25. Reasoning, Toulmin argued, was an Argumentative and persuasive activity, embedded in concrete human predicaments