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Trouble — synonyms, definition

1. trouble (Noun)

99 synonyms
activity ado adversity affliction aggravation alienation altercation annoyance anxiety asperity atrocity bar bore bother breach break burden calamity care carelessness • • •
6 definitions

trouble (Noun) — A source of difficulty. ex. "one trouble after another delayed the job"

trouble (Noun) — An angry disturbance. ex. "they had labour trouble"

trouble (Noun) — An event causing distress or pain. ex. "what is the trouble?" ex. "heart trouble"

trouble (Noun) — An effort that is inconvenient. ex. "I went to a lot of trouble" ex. "he won without any trouble"

trouble (Noun) — A strong feeling of anxiety. ex. "he wanted to die and end his troubles"

trouble (Noun) — An unwanted pregnancy. ex. "he got several girls in trouble"

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anxiety difficulty disturbance effort elbow grease exertion gestation happening maternity natural event occurrence occurrent perturbation pregnancy sweat travail
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affliction bad luck blaze can of worms convulsion deep water disturbance embarrassment growing pains hell hydra interference matter misfortune noise onslaught outrage pressure point scandal the devil • • •

2. trouble (Verb)

74 synonyms
afflict agitate ail alarm annoy bedevil beleaguer beset besiege bother burden care cark concern confuse confusion curse depress destroy discomfort • • •
5 definitions

trouble (Verb) — Cause profound worry; make to feel uncomfortable or anxious. ex. "A troubling thought"

trouble (Verb) — To cause inconvenience or discomfort to. ex. "Sorry to trouble you, but..."

trouble (Verb) — Disturb in mind or make uneasy or cause to be worried or alarmed. ex. "She was rather troubled by the news that her father was seriously ill"

trouble (Verb) — Take the trouble to do something; concern oneself. ex. "He did not trouble to call his mother on her birthday"

trouble (Verb) — Cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed.

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affect bear on bear upon hurt impact impress move reach strain strike strive touch touch on
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agitate break out charge charge up commove distress erupt excite jolt recrudesce rouse straiten turn on vex worry