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rough passage

noun

  1. a stormy sea journey
  2. a difficult or testing time


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After a rough passage at the start, by the election year Truman actually had a pretty good economy.

On this rough passage, perhaps the most distressing spot was "Windy Lake," a small but tempestuous sheet.

We had an unusually long and rough passage of sixteen hours, and I was fearfully ill the whole time.

The Vectis took the nurses across the Mediterranean, and a terribly rough passage they had.

It was a decidedly rough passage, especially on the curves through the rocky walls of "Yankee Jim's Canyon."

The gap terminated in a rocky gateway, leading into a rough passage upward, between two precipitous mountains.

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