Troublesome is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TROUBLESOME in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• causing trouble
• causing difficulty or annoyance
• Giving trouble or anxiety; vexatious; burdensome; wearisome.
• difficult to deal with
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• difficult, burdensome

Words related to TROUBLESOME

fashious14 pesky14 troublesomely20 troublesomeness19

Words that contain TROUBLESOME

troublesomely20 troublesomeness19 troublesomenesses21

How to use TROUBLESOME in a sentence

• Lawrence, when he perceived Judy was following them, tried to persuade her to return, for she had a young child with her, and he was afraid she would be troublesome.
• Thus easily did mythology explain all troublesome inconsistencies.
• A better route was along the south bank where grass was more plentiful and the Indians less troublesome.
• Meanwhile, the Coolees of Guzerat had become very troublesome.
• The Sanganians continued to be troublesome, at times, till they too were finally reduced to order in 1816, after more than one expedition had been sent against them.
• She has many troublesome faults, as we all have, but she is old, and I have always had Esther to talk them over and laugh them off with, so have borne them easily.
• Again, the idea of expulsion, of getting rid of a troublesome boy instead of trying to improve him, is wrong.
• The grasping hand should carry the skin with it, not slip over the skin, as the drag thus put upon the hairs will, if daily repeated, cause troublesome boils.
• As the Indians were troublesome on that side of the river a stockade was built around the town.
• And this was why they were such troublesome pilgrims.
• Day by day the relation of slavery to the Civil War was becoming a more troublesome question, and exciting impatient and angry discussion.
• The men released the cook and held a consultation about a troublesome point of law.
• A family, you know, is so troublesome, and it takes all your time to feed them.
• Passing goods through the Custom House is a troublesome and intricate undertaking, and most merchants employ a Broker to perform that duty for them.
• He feels this might create great difficulty for the Faith, particularly during these troublesome times.
• After leaving this the path becomes very bad, over loose stones and across troublesome torrents.
• As already reported in my telegram, fire from the Asiatic shore is at times troublesome, but I am taking steps to deal with it.
• He was a troublesome contributor to his editor, Mr.
• If there is a perverse wench on all the earth, who will always have her own way by hook or by crook, it is this troublesome daughter of mine.
• Her eyes were large and striking, and she had masses of dark hair, tightly coiled about her head as though its owner felt it troublesome and in the way.
• From 1588 to 1596 Bodley was in the diplomatic service, chiefly at The Hague, where he did good work in troublesome times.
• The natives appeared less troublesome lately than they had been for some time past.
• Nor do any of them raise issues which are likely to be troublesome.
• That all this fastening and looking was very troublesome, and they hoped the danger was now pretty well over.
• What should she do with him? He was becoming troublesome.
• This they crossed, and again commenced a sharp and troublesome ascent.
• When the Doctor returned, he was exceedingly glad at my success in thus getting rid of our troublesome guests.

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