difficulty level
The term "difficulty level" is often used to describe the challenge or complexity of a task, activity, or problem across various fields such as education and gaming.
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Definition
B2General
A measure of how challenging a task, problem, or activity is.
Example
- The difficulty level of the puzzle was too high for beginners.
- She chose a lower difficulty level for her first marathon.
B2Education
(academic)The relative complexity of educational materials or tasks, adjusted to match learners' abilities.
Example
- The teacher adjusted the difficulty level of the assignment to suit the students' abilities.
B2Gaming
(technical)A setting in a video game that determines how challenging the gameplay will be.
Example
- The game's difficulty level increased significantly in the later stages.
- You can change the difficulty level to make the game more challenging.
Similar
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