quagmire|quagmires in English

noun

['quag·mire || 'kwægmaɪə(r)]

soft wet ground that gives way underfoot; mud, wet soft earth; swamp, bog; difficult problem or situatio

Use "quagmire|quagmires" in a sentence

1. It sometimes creates big quagmires with its thick roots.

2. Another potential quagmire is foreign policy.

3. My wellingtons got stuck in a quagmire.

4. Today, you are prisoners of your own quagmire.

5. Rain had turned the grass into a quagmire.

6. Quagmire: actually my Bellyachings from, from something else

7. The ground, saturated by the rain, was softened to a quagmire.

8. But the prospect of hostage-taking opens up a new quagmire.

9. Afghanistan: Can the U.S. Avoid a Quagmire?

10. They despaired stuck in the eternal quagmire.

11. The Balkan situation became a political and military quagmire.

12. In the rainy season the roads become a quagmire.

13. The heavy rain soon turned the field into a quagmire.

14. Torrential rain was quickly turning the building-site into a quagmire.

15. In the wet months it could turn into a quagmire.

16. rney's stupid ideas are what got you into this quagmire.

17. There is little more that we can do about this quagmire.

18. Rain has turned parts of the showground at Malvern into a quagmire.

19. The US, now out of the quagmire, exercises limited influence from afar.

20. At the end of the match, the pitch was a real quagmire.

21. A flash flood turned the battlefield into a quagmire, immobilizing Sisera’s troops.

22. His people had fallen further and further into a quagmire of confusion.

23. "Into the mire!"more words: quagmire, admire, Bemiresynonyms: mess, difficulty, plight, …

24. 22 His people had fallen further and further into a quagmire of confusion.

25. For the U.S., the war in Vietnam was a moral and military quagmire.