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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rough day for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a day that was difficult or challenging for someone or something.
Example: "Yesterday was a rough day for the entire team after losing the match."
Alternatives: "a tough day for" or "a challenging day for".
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It was a rough day for the orthographically challenged.
It was a rough day for Boeing on Wall Street.
1.27pm BST A rough day for Scottish amateur Grant Forrest.
It had been a rough day for Mauck, a junior quarterback.
Pitching Prospects Struggle It was a rough day for two of the Yankees' top pitching prospects.
Williams' loss was part of a rough day for the United States tennis team.
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Looks like it's going to be a rough Saturday for Tesla's IT department: they've just had both their website and Twitter account hijacked.
A rough night in Tuscaloosa and a rough Saturday for the Tide Faithful as Alabama Football fell to Ole Miss 43-37.
The news came after a rough day of trading for Intel's stock, in part because a Merrill Lynch analyst had downgraded the company's shares to neutral from strong buy, asserting that the prices of the semiconductor industry stocks cannot be justified short of a sharp economic turnaround in the year's second half.
It was a rough day yesterday for new NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh.
Zina Garrison, the first-year head coach of the women's team, sat on the ledge of a podium and said with a sigh, "Just a pretty rough day for Americans".
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