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The phrase "difficult man" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a man who is challenging, troublesome, or uncooperative in some way. Example: The boss had a difficult man to deal with in the office. He was always arguing and causing disruptions during team meetings.
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But he was also a difficult man.
He was a difficult man to please.
"Özil is a difficult man to mark.
Mr. Howard could be a difficult man.
"Very difficult man," say others.
A difficult man, he was often absent.
He is now a difficult man to distract, Andre Agassi.
He was a very difficult man, very obstinate and forgetful".
But as she added, not surprisingly he was "a difficult man to be married to".
Eugene Roth Jr. was a difficult man: cold, withholding, judgmental, prone to rages.
"Ozil is a difficult man to mark because he drifts and he roams.
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