even the most difficult cases

language: en

definitions

  1. Referring to situations, problems, or tasks that are exceptionally complex, challenging, or hard to resolve.
    en: Referring to situations, problems, or tasks that are exceptionally complex, challenging, or hard to resolve.
  2. Referring to individuals, particularly in legal, medical, or social contexts, who are extremely hard to help, treat, or rehabilitate.
    en: Referring to individuals, particularly in legal, medical, or social contexts, who are extremely hard to help, treat, or rehabilitate.

examples

  1. The detective was known for solving even the most difficult cases.

    The detective was known for solving even the most difficult cases.

  2. He emphasized the importance of proper guidance and the potential for redemption in even the most difficult cases.

    He emphasized the importance of proper guidance and the potential for redemption in even the most difficult cases.