real handicap

Frequency: 7.815.0 per million words

Used to emphasize that something is a true and significant disadvantage.

handicapADJECTIVE + handicap

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real

Examples (10)

  • If you don't speak the language, you'll have a real handicap.
  • Not having a car in this rural area is a real handicap.
  • His lack of experience proved to be a real handicap in the job interview.
  • Poor internet connectivity can be a real handicap for remote workers.
  • Being afraid of public speaking is a real handicap in many careers.
  • The team faced a real handicap when their star player was injured.
  • Not understanding basic computer skills is a real handicap in today's job market.
  • Her shyness became a real handicap when networking with potential clients.
  • The company's outdated technology is proving a real handicap against competitors.
  • Lack of funding has been a real handicap to the research project's progress.