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The phrase "grapple with adversity" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe a situation or challenge where someone is dealing with difficult circumstances or trying to overcome something. For example, "John has had to grapple with adversity recently, as he lost his job due to the pandemic."
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Sidestepping denominational details, the story focuses on an empathetic couple that worries over finances and grapples with adversity.
With adversity comes opportunity.
But with adversity comes opportunity.
The Eagles dealt with adversity against San Diego State.
How do they deal with adversity?
I know I can deal with adversity.
Faced with adversity, Contreras compounded his plight.
What do you do with adversity?
"You deal with adversity," Scales said.
"I found out how to deal with adversity," Maroth said.
Konta's ability to deal with adversity shone brightly.
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