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The phrase "are difficult to break" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is hard to damage or overcome, often referring to physical objects or abstract concepts like habits or barriers.
Example: "These new security measures are difficult to break, ensuring the safety of our data."
Alternatives: "are hard to break" or "are tough to break".
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These classifications are old habits of a racist order that are difficult to break.
Built of desperation and fear, the bonds they form with their pimps are difficult to break.
The extra pressure was needed because chemical bonds between nitrogen atoms are difficult to break.
Yes, the patterns established through decades of sales behaviors are difficult to break.
And there is ample evidence that terrorists have made use of encryption technologies, which are difficult to break.
Dioxins are difficult to break down in the body and are potentially carcinogenic if ingested over long periods in large quantities.
Similar(26)
It's difficult to break them down.
The cycle is difficult to break.
It'd be difficult to break in there.
It is difficult to break from the past.
And while old habits may be difficult to break, MetroCards are not.
More suggestions(18)
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are difficult to silence
are willing to break
are eager to break
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