Adversities

B2 16+

Pronunciation: /ədˈvɜːrsətiz/

Definitions of adversities

noun Hardship, misfortune, or difficulties that one may face in life.

Example Sentences

A1 People face many adversities in life, but they always find a way to overcome them.

A2 The main character in the story had to endure various adversities before achieving success.

B1 Learning to cope with adversities can help build resilience and character.

B2 The team was able to overcome the adversities they faced during the season and still come out on top.

C1 Throughout history, societies have faced numerous adversities that have shaped their development.

C2 The novel explores the theme of adversities and how individuals respond to challenges in their lives.

Examples of adversities in a Sentence

formal Despite facing numerous adversities, the team managed to achieve their goal.

informal Even with all the adversities thrown their way, they still came out on top.

slang They went through some serious adversities, but they handled it like champs.

figurative Life's journey is full of adversities, but they only make us stronger in the end.

Grammatical Forms of adversities

plural

adversities

comparative

more adversities

superlative

most adversities

present tense

adversities

future tense

will face adversities

perfect tense

have faced adversities

continuous tense

are facing adversities

singular

adversity

positive degree

adversities

infinitive

to face adversities

gerund

facing adversities

participle

faced adversities

Origin and Evolution of adversities

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Latin
Story behind the word: The word 'adversities' originated from the Latin word 'adversitas', which is derived from the Latin word 'adversus' meaning 'against'.
Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'adversities' has retained its original meaning of difficulties, challenges, or misfortunes that one may face in life.