to rassle

Examples

• All

• She rassled with the decision for weeks.

• She had to rassle with the software bug for hours before finding a fix.

• He often rassles with tough decisions at work, but always finds a solution.

• I often rassle with my thoughts late at night.

• The team had to rassle with the unexpected challenges during the project, but they managed to find a solution.

• She often rassles with complex math problems, spending hours to understand the concepts.

• As parents, they rassled with the decision of how to best support their child's education.

Synonyms

S

to struggle

vsto rassle

851 2.8

To try very hard to do or deal with something difficult

focuses more on dealing with specific difficult problems or ideas

H

to have a hard time

vsto rassle

241 3.7

Find something difficult to do

implies active effort to solve rather than just experiencing difficulty

W

to wrestle with

vsto rassle

52 4.6

Try hard to deal with a difficult problem

is more general meaning try hard to deal with problems or tasks

G

to grapple with

vsto rassle

52 6.1

To try hard to deal with a difficult problem or situation

is similar but applies to problems, tasks, or ideas broadly

How Difficult

to wrestle with

52 4.6

to tackle

204 3.4

to rassle

• Informal

1 9.9

to deal

∞ 1.6

to think about

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology