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"difficult opponent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who is challenging to compete against. For example, "He was a difficult opponent, but I eventually won the match."
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The most difficult opponent?
"They will always be a difficult opponent.
Federer knows that Monaco is a supremely difficult opponent.
"Our target is to be a difficult opponent.
"We knew China would be a difficult opponent," said Postecoglou.
But, still, she's a difficult opponent, and I still had to play well".
"We have been very effective, and better than a difficult opponent".
He's a difficult opponent, and I had to win some great points to get ahead.
He will be a very difficult opponent because he's so experienced.
But the owner proved a more difficult opponent than his players.
Then it dawned on me; sometimes the most difficult opponent is the person staring back at you in the mirror.
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