Hassle

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Neutral TonePlay
Though 'hassle' suggests annoyance, it's often used neutrally to describe the inconvenience itself. SlideGetting a visa can be a hassle.
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Emotional ImpactPlay
Sometimes, 'hassle' is used to express emotional frustration over a situation. SlideDealing with the insurance company is such a hassle!
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Casual ConversationPlay
The term 'hassle' is more likely to be used in casual or informal settings than formal ones. SlideCan you help me? I want to avoid the hassle of doing it alone.