predicament in Greek
predicament in Greek is παλιοκατάσταση — predicament means a difficult, awkward, or unpleasant situation.
predicament in Greek
παλιοκατάσταση
Pronounced: paliokatastasi
An unfortunate or trying position or condition.
What does "predicament" mean?
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noun A difficult, awkward, or unpleasant situation.
"Losing his wallet and phone on the same day left him in quite a predicament."
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predicament in a sentence
- Losing his wallet and phone on the same day left him in quite a predicament.
- The company found itself in a financial predicament after losing its biggest client.
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What is "predicament" in Greek?
"predicament" in Greek is παλιοκατάσταση. predicament means: A difficult, awkward, or unpleasant situation.
How do you pronounce παλιοκατάσταση?
"predicament" in Greek is παλιοκατάσταση, pronounced "paliokatastasi".
How do you use "predicament" in a sentence?
Example: "Losing his wallet and phone on the same day left him in quite a predicament." In Greek, "predicament" is παλιοκατάσταση.
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