Synonym: complication, dilemma, embarrassment, mess, pinch, plight. Similar words: predicate, predict, prediction, bicameral, medical, amendment, dedicate, medication. Meaning: [prɪ'dɪkəmənt] 
n. a situation from which extrication is difficult especially an unpleasant or trying one.
n. a situation from which extrication is difficult especially an unpleasant or trying one. 
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121. Prevailing in dichotomous view of human nature, mental health research has been in the predicament.
122. In fact, keep running through the Rolodex in your head until you find the best person you can think of to put in your current predicament. Laugh at him, then laugh at yourself!
123. The realistic predicament of the state-owned businesses is closely related to the unsound improving structure, while the capital composition is the cause of the defect of it.
124. Their lips do not move, but a voice-over explains their predicament—how they've been beaten silent by the demands of tedious employers and enviro-fascists and women.
125. Charles Taylor criticized the atomism of right supreme, and pointed out we are in an inescapable moral framework. We could make clear the source of this predicament only through virtue.
126. Currency loan is a failure and from then on the Qing government came into a predicament.
127. To get rid of the individualism of atomism and to construct a shared human relationship can help to solve the modern identity predicament.
128. As the current M1 card access control systems commonly used by crack, existing access control system security is facing a severe test,[sentencedict.com/predicament.html] so select CPU card is the best means out of this predicament.
129. The choice between using mother language or European languages to create made the nationalist authors of Black Africa fall into cultural predicament of language.
130. And strong strong together the meaning is more than still hereat , the predicament that will in order to cooperate break through profit pattern is a more real reason.
More similar words: predicate, predict, prediction, bicameral, medical, amendment, dedicate, medication, predisposed, predisposition, ingredient, tournament, parliament, impediment, fundamental, camel, camera, cameras, credit, medicine, commencement, heredity, on credit, incredibly, incredible, discredit, amend, creditable, entailment, American.